In "how to eat an ice-cream cone," when does the author give instructions for taking an ice cream cone from the cashier? a. at the end b. near the beginning c. in the middle d. in the introduction

The correct answer is A: at the end.

Explanation:

The author gives the instructions at the end due to the fact that the very beginning is describing the places where we can buy a cone. right in the middle, it presents a problem for not putting the ice cream correctly in the cone. The ending is the is the most relevant part because it shows how to eat the cone without spilling the ice cream on the ground.

A.

Explanation:

In the article, the author instructs the reader to take the cone from the cashier at the end.

The article "How to Eat an Ice cream cone" is written by L. Rust Hills. The article was published in the New York Times. The article is written as a sharing experience of the author of eating an ice cream cone.

The article begins with the description of places that a person can go after taking an ice cream. The author then shares the experience of having a broken ice cream cone and the problems of having an unsettled cream on the top of the cone.