According to the king of brobdingnag in gulliver’s travels, the qualifications necessary to be an english legislator are
a.
pride and arrogance.
c.
an appreciation of the arts and nature.
b.
wit and ingenuity.
d.
ignorance, idleness, and vice.
the answer is d. ignorance, idleness, and vice.

d.  ignorance, idleness, and vice.

Explanation:

The King of Brobdingnag is one of the characters whom Gulliver meet in his expedition. He treated Gulliver with hospitality and willingly listens to his story. He learned about the way the English government worked in his country. He listened about politics so that he can use some of them in his administration. He gave some of the negative comments after listening about the way of governing of English people.

the words “strangest” and “unusual” suggest that the narrator is about to tell the story of an odd or puzzling group of people.