7) Which best expresses the central idea of this passage?
A)
American men on railroads will usually give up their
seat for a lady--especially if she requests it.
B)
American railroads are bustling with polite and
engaged people who are ready to talk to anyone
sociably.
C)
C
Polite people do not usually discuss the presidential
election on trains because of extreme partisan
politics.
Conductors on American railroads have a tough time
believing that English trains travel faster than
American ones.