PART A: Which TWO statements best identify the central ideas of the text? A.

There were great advances made in artillery development during the war that could have prevented an attack like the one at Pearl Harbor.

B.

J. C. Alton's participation in WWII cost him his hearing and his peace of mind.

C.

The number of causalities from the attack on Pearl Harbor is unknown since the Japanese attack was unexpected.

D.

Most of J. C. Alton's team was unafraid in the face of the attack on Pearl Harbor since they had received such detailed training.

E.

It was impossible for soldiers stationed at Pearl Harbor to be truly prepared for what they would see on the day of the attack.

F.

After time, J. C. Alton found that the physical effects and memories of WWII impacted him less.

Reliving the attack on pearl harbor