Question

how did onodas beliefs about japanese surrender contribute to his lengthy stay in the jungles of lubang?
choose 1 answer:
a onoda believed that japan had surrendered to the allied forces, so he remained in the jungle to avoid being captured as a prisoner of war.
b onoda was convinced that the information about japans surrender was unreliable, so he expected new troops would soon arrive with help.
c onoda thought that guerrilla warfare would help the japanese force an allied surrender, so he waited in the jungle for orders from his commanders.
d onoda was certain that japan wouldnt have surrendered, so he decided that any attempts to bring him home were a trick by the allied forces.

Explanation:

Hiroo Onoda was a Japanese soldier who remained in the Philippines for decades after World War II ended. He did not believe Japan had surrendered because he thought the surrender information was a trick by the Allied forces. He was convinced that the information about Japan's surrender was unreliable and expected new troops to arrive with help.

Answer:

B. Onoda was convinced that the information about Japan's surrender was unreliable, so he expected new troops would soon arrive with help.