It is often the case that our friends share beliefs and attitudes similar to ours. Indeed, this may have been one reason for becoming friends in the first place. For example, non-smokers tend, by and large, to have non-smoking friends and supporters of the same football team may have this common feah:Jre as one basis for their liking of each other.
The passage -4 best supports the statement that

Options

A. most of the people live in similar conditions.
B. adversity brings the people of differing views together.
C. liking others is the inherent charactenstic of people.
D. birds of a feather flock together.

Answer

d