Question is based on the following excerpt. ...millions of other women were experiencing their own unique odysseys at home as a result of the gender climate changes brought on by the demand for men in fighting jobs. In fact, there were 350,000 women in uniform and estimated 6.5 million at work in war- related jobs on the home front. Harder to measure but equally important were the contributions of the women who stayed home, raised the children, taught school, clerked in schools and banks, kept the fabric of society together. At night they went to bed wondering if their sons or husbands were safe in those far-off places where they were fighting for their lives every day. All these experiences-for the women in uniform, for those assembling airplanes or ships, for the women who kept families and communities together-shaped that generation of women as much as combat shaped the men of their time... -Excerpt from "Women in Uniform and Out" in The Greatest Generation by Tom Brokaw The following quotations are also from Tom Brokaw's book, The Greatest Generation. Which does not support the author's opinion as stated in the passage? A. "Everyone should learn the meaning of that famous little four-letter word-Work". Bob Bush B. "The one time the Nation got together was WWII. We stood as one. We spoke as one. We clenched our fists as one". Daniel Inouye C. "A full-blown spirit of patriotism was in every heart". Marion Rivers Nittel D. "You had to do your part". Alison Ely Campbell E. "We were trained so well I didn't believe anything could kill us". Leonard Lovell

Question is based on the following excerpt. ...millions of other women were experiencing their own unique odysseys at home as a result of the gender climate changes brought on by the demand for men in fighting jobs. In fact, there were 350,000 women in uniform and estimated 6.5 million at work in war- related jobs on the home front. Harder to measure but equally important were the contributions of the women who stayed home, raised the children, taught school, clerked in schools and banks, kept the fabric of society together. At night they went to bed wondering if their sons or husbands were safe in those far-off places where they were fighting for their lives every day. All these experiences-for the women in uniform, for those assembling airplanes or ships, for the women who kept families and communities together-shaped that generation of women as much as combat shaped the men of their time... -Excerpt from "Women in Uniform and Out" in The Greatest Generation by Tom Brokaw The following quotations are also from Tom Brokaw's book, The Greatest Generation. Which does not support the author's opinion as stated in the passage? A. "Everyone should learn the meaning of that famous little four-letter word-Work". Bob Bush B. "The one time the Nation got together was WWII. We stood as one. We spoke as one. We clenched our fists as one". Daniel Inouye C. "A full-blown spirit of patriotism was in every heart". Marion Rivers Nittel D. "You had to do your part". Alison Ely Campbell E. "We were trained so well I didn't believe anything could kill us". Leonard Lovell