Discussion
A crowd always has
Answer: D
Correct answer: People
The question asks what is always present, not what usually is. A crowd is a large number of people gathered together, so people are what constitute it. Noise is usual but not necessary: a crowd observing a silence is still a crowd. Disorder is a quality of some crowds and not of an orderly queue or a seated audience. A leader belongs to an organised gathering; a crowd assembled by chance in a street has none, and the absence of one is what distinguishes a crowd from a procession.
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