Identify how the following paragraphs are developed. (comparison & contrast, cause & effect, classification, definition)The television western of several years ago differs greatly from the western of today. Ten years ago, for example, the swindler or bank robber in a western could be identified not by the crimes he committed so much as by the color of the clothing he wore -which was black. Today the television western reveals the villain by mannerisms and personality. At one time, every western had a superhuman, invincible “good guy” with whom the viewers could identify because he too lived out on the farm. Currently, the central figures of the west are average people who may live on a middle-class street in any part of the country. They are characters like the bus drivers, mail clerks and accountants who live next door to you in suburbia. At night they come in off the horses to ride the television range. They become persons who respect others, drink and smoke only just a bit, and are able not only to outshoot the “bad guy”, but also to outsmart him with good common sense.

A. comparison & contrast
B. cause & effect
C. classification
D. definition