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The passage suggests that ____________

A. teenagers are independent thinkers who aren’t bothered by otherpeople’s opinions.
B. popular teens often make friends with less popular kids.
C. outward appearance is an important factor in determining high-schoolers’ status.
D. a teenager’s social status often changes from year to year.

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1During World War II, the troop shipSS Dorchestersteamed out of New York harbor with 904 men headed for Greenland.2Among those leaving anxious families behind were four chaplains: Methodist preacher George Fox, Rabbi Alexander Goode, Catholic priest John Washington, and Reformed Church minister Clark Poling.3Some 150 miles from their destination, a Nazi submarine sighted theDorchesterin its cross hairs.4Within moments of a torpedo's impact, reports a survivor, stunned men were pouring out from their bunks as the ship began tilting.5With power cut off, the escort vessels, unaware of the unfolding tragedy, pushed on in the darkness.6Onboard, chaos ruled as panicky men came up from the hold without life jackets and leaped into overcrowded lifeboats.7When the four chaplains made it up to the steeply sloping deck, they began guiding the men to their boat stations.8They opened a storage locker, distributed life jackets, and coaxed the men over the side.9In the icy, oil-smeared water, Private William Bednar heard the chaplains preaching courage and found the strength to swim until he reached a life raft.10Still onboard, Grady Clark watched in awe as the chaplains handed out the last life jackets, and then, with ultimate selflessness, gave away their own.11As Clark slipped into the water, he saw the chaplains standing— their arms linked—praying, in Latin, Hebrew, and English.12Other men, now calm, joined them in a huddle as theDorchesterslid beneath the sea.We can infer from this passage that _____________

A. the Nazis had been hunting for theDorchesterfor a long time.
B. theDorchester'spassengers and their families knew that because the ship carried soldiers, it might be attacked.
C. the Nazi submarine was eventually found and destroyed.

We can infer that the chaplains and others remaining on the boat didn’t jump off because ______________

A. there was no more room in the lifeboats, and they knew they could not survive in the icy sea without a life jacket.
B. they couldn’t swim.
C. they assumed a friendly ship would soon pass by and save them.

We can infer from the passage that Grady Clark ______________

A. was one of the men who died in theDorchestertragedy.
B. survived the attack and reported what the chaplains had done.
C. was the sole survivor of the attack on theDorchester.

The passage suggests that ______________

A. the chaplains had known each other for many years.
B. religious faith may strengthen courage.
C. the chaplains had no fear of death.

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