Which statement is the most reasonable inference about one of the underlying meanings of this excerpt

Question: Which statement is the most reasonable inference about one of the underlying meanings of this excerpt?

A. The German invasion caught the Russian army completely by surprise

B. Russia wasn’t prepared to fight Germany, because its troops were fighting elsewhere

C. The Russian army couldn’t fight because it hadn’t been training for war

D. Russia wasn’t prepared for a German invasion, but its troops were too far from its frontiers

The correct answer is "Russia wasn’t prepared to fight Germany, because its troops were fighting elsewhere"

Explanation:

The most reasonable inference that we can make from this excerpt is that Soviet troops were fighting somewhere else at the moment of the German invasion. And, since the German invasion came by surprise, the did not have enough time to mobilize their army back to the frontier to combat the Germans.

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