Read the excerpt below from an article about Chang and Eng, conjoined twins:

As they grew, Chang and Eng learned to how to live joined together. As young children, they could run, jump, and swim. By age fourteen, they were selling duck eggs to help support their widowed mother. The two boys developed very different personalities, but they still got along well enough. Chang was more outspoken and got angry easily. Eng was quiet and more interested in watching the world around him. Although the two would sometimes fight and even go for weeks without speaking, in general they acted together and shared habits and opinions.

Which sentence provides the strongest textual evidence that the boys were somewhat typical siblings despite being conjoined?
As they grew, Chang and Eng learned to how to live joined together.
… the two would sometimes fight and even go for weeks without speaking
As young children, they could run, jump, and swim.
Chang was more outspoken and got angry easily.

The sentence that provides the strongest textual evidence that the boys were somewhat typical siblings despite being conjoined is- B. the two would sometimes fight and even go for weeks without speaking.

This sentence describes the nature of two siblings and this is universal in nature, that is, it is something that most of the siblings would do.

This nature is not restricted to twins but rather every sibling.

Fighting and not speaking is not limited to only twins.

Hence, the two boys Chang and Eng were typical siblings who fought and went for weeks without speaking to each other. This nature is present in every sibling, not just twins.

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