Impact of Media, Modalities, and Formats — Unit test
Question 14 • TX-English IV B-CR
Read the passage.Often underestimated, colonial women were important spies during revolutionary times. Though they received little to no praise, these women spies worked quietly behind the scenes to aid the colonial cause. Some would spy on British officers who were occupying their homes. They created secret codes to communicate with one another, such as by the order they hung the laundry on the clothesline. The British later declared that the walls must have had ears.
Answer
A
Promises are made to be broken.
B
Courage can be seen in unlikely people.
C
Growth can come from failure.
D
Life decisions can be difficult.
Explanation
The passage describes colonial women who quietly risked spying on British officers and finding secret ways to communicate. Their bravery was not widely praised, but they still helped the colonial cause. This shows that courage can be found in people others might not expect, so the best choice is “Courage can be seen in unlikely people.”
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