What inference can be made about today's passage?

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The question asks what inference can be drawn about today's passage, so we should infer from the given options what the author implies about Prosperi's thoughts.
Option 1: 'Prosperi knew the race would be difficult but didn't think it would be dangerous.' This suggests Prosperi anticipated difficulty but did not foresee danger, which could make sense if the passage contrasts difficulty with safety concerns or minimizes risk. It aligns with a nuanced view where challenge is expected but danger is not assumed, making it a plausible inference.
Option 2: 'Prosperi's family didn't believe he had trained enough for the race.' This asserts a specific belief about Prosperi's family's assessment of his training. Unless the passage provides evidence of the family's beliefs or doubts, making this an unfounded inference; readers would need textual support linking the family to judgment about training rather than Prosperi's own expectations.
Option 3: 'Race officials felt that Prosperi shouldn't enter the race.' This states an explicit stance from race officials on disqualification or prohibition. If the passage does not indicate any authority figure expressing that sentiment, this would be an unsupported inference and likely contradicts possible narration about entry or approval.
In evaluating these options, the first choice relies on Prosperi's own perception of difficulty and danger, which is a relative and internal assessment that the text might reasonably imply; the other two options attribute external judgments (family beliefs, officials’ stance) that would require direct textual cues to be justified. Absent such cues, they risk overinterpreting or misattributing motives or opinions to others.
Therefore, the most defensible inference, given a passage that contrasts difficulty with danger in Prosperi’s mindset, is that he anticipated the race would be difficult but did not think it would be dangerous.
- The second option reads as an unsupported assumption about family beliefs, which typically would need explicit statements.
- The third option presumes an official stance that would require clear evidence in the passage; without that, it is less likely to be the inferred takeaway.

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What inference can be made about today's passage?

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