The cultural practice mentioned in the short story "The First Tears" is that it's story's action focuses on the cultural practice of hunting seals.
A cultural practice refers to any practice or ways of doing things by a particular culture or group of people. This can mean the way they dress, or eat, or hunt, or even do anything.
- In the Inuit folktale "The First Tears", the story tells how man first began to shed tears.
- The story follows Man who had gone hunting seals where he missed killing or capturing even a single seal for his family.
- But at the same time, the scene made him shed tears, the very first experience of "water" coming out of his eyes.
- He could not understand why it was happening to him but also felt strange about it.
- When he went to his son and wife, they too joined him in shedding tears and also produced "such a strange noise".
This would become the very first event of people crying salty tears, producing water from their eyes. Thus, the correct answer is option C.
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