Question

1. part b: which phrase from the text best supports the answer to part a?

a. \most individuals in occupied europe did not actively collaborate in the nazi genocide.\ (paragraph 1)

b. \denmark was the only occupied country that actively resisted the nazi regimes attempts to deport its jewish citizens.\ (paragraph 3)

c. \almost 500 danish jews were deported to the theresienstadt ghetto in czechoslovakia.\ (paragraph 4)

d.
early 12,000 jewish children were rescued by clergymen in france who found housing for them and even smuggled some into switzerland and spain.\ (paragraph 5)

Explanation:

To solve this, we need to assume the answer to Part A (likely about resistance or rescue of Jews during Nazi occupation) and find the phrase that supports it. Let's analyze each option:

• Option A talks about lack of active collaboration, not support for a positive action (like resistance/rescue) answer in Part A.
• Option B states Denmark actively resisted deporting Jewish citizens. If Part A's answer was about a country resisting, this supports it.
• Option C is about deportation, which is negative and unlikely to support a positive action answer.
• Option D is about French clergymen rescuing children, but if Part A was about Denmark's resistance, B is better. If Part A was about rescue in general, D could be, but B is about active resistance (a key action). Assuming Part A was about a country's resistance, B is the best.

To determine the correct option, we analyze each choice. Option B ("Denmark was the only occupied country that actively resisted the Nazi regime’s attempts to deport its Jewish citizens.") likely supports an answer in Part A related to resistance (e.g., a country’s efforts to resist Nazi deportation of Jews). Other options either discuss non - collaboration (A), deportation (C), or a different country’s rescue efforts (D) which are less relevant to a resistance - focused Part A answer.

Answer:

B. "Denmark was the only occupied country that actively resisted the Nazi regime's attempts to deport its Jewish citizens." (Paragraph 3)