Question

in july 1944, an american soldier wrote a letter home. he described what happened after d-day and the invasion of normandy. read the letter. then answer the question.

there is a certain cemetery where some of my closest friends in the division lie.
i saw it grow.... now it is filled. the graves are neat and trim, each with its
cross.

according to the letter, what was one of the results of d-day?

soldiers were allowed to write more letters.

france joined the allies.

many people died.

there were no cemeteries to bury soldiers.

Explanation:

The letter mentions a cemetery with the soldier's close friends (who died) and that the cemetery "grew" and is now filled with graves. This implies many people (soldiers) died after D - Day. The other options: "Soldiers were allowed to write more letters" has no support in the letter; "France joined the Allies" is not mentioned; "There were no cemeteries to bury soldiers" is wrong as there is a cemetery. So the correct answer is the option stating many people died.

Answer:

Many people died.