Print Assessment 6.
Based on the information in paragraphs 11-13, what inference can be drawn about school-car
teachers?
A.
Teachers only taught elementary-aged children due to limited desk availability,
B.
Special certifications were required for teachers to be able to teach on and operate trains.
C.
Teachers made significant sacrifices in order to teach children unable to attend traditional schools.
D.
The families of the teachers would plan parties for the students when they arrived and departed from town,

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