Question 4 • RIDDLE-FL-1700370-Critical Thinking and Study Skills 25/26
Read the passage from "Children of the Wartime Evacuation.”Nigel and Michael's hosts were small farmers at Golden Grove near Llandeilo, in Carmarthenshire. . . . For Nigel, there was no down side. "As I enjoyed my experience on the Williamses' farm so my brother did not. It is not perhaps surprising. We were very different personalities – he an introvert, I an extrovert. He tended to opt out of activities around the farm; I volunteered for everything. I loved every minute of it. I don't think I was particularly aware of Michael's unhappiness at the time, because I was enjoying myself.”–"Children of the Wartime Evacuation,” Julie Summers
Answer
A
Social children adapt to new situations more quickly.
B
Working on a farm is difficult if you have never done it before.
C
People can have different viewpoints on the same situations.
D
Those who have many blessings should give to those with nothing.
Explanation
Nigel and Michael experienced the same farm stay very differently: Nigel loved the activities, while Michael tended to avoid them and was unhappy. The passage explains that they had different personalities, showing that people can have different viewpoints on the same situation. Choice C states this idea.
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