What does the passage imply about Bernice's haircut and the onlookers' response when she orders the barber to "bob it!"
a. That this haircut was so shocking that many people passing by stopped to watch
Bernice have her hair style changed.

b. That both men and women used to go to barbershops for the same haircuts.
c. The flappers could be counted on to drink, smoke, and wear skimpy clothing as men
did.
d. That bobbed hair was considered the most traditionally beautiful hairstyle of the
1920s.