Who recognizes Solomon as John Barsad first?    Group of answer choicesMiss ProssSydney CartonJerry CruncherMadame Defarge

In the novel "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens, it is Miss Pross who first recognizes Solomon as John Barsad. Miss Pross is a devoted servant to Lucie Manette and has known her since childhood. When she encounters Barsad, who is actually a spy and has a duplicitous nature, she is struck by a sense of familiarity and ultimately realizes who he is. This revelation underscores the theme of identity and the interconnectedness of characters in the story. Miss Pross’s recognition plays a crucial role in the narrative, as it leads to significant developments in the plot, particularly regarding the relationships among the characters and their varying allegiances.

Thus, the answer to your question is Miss Pross.