PART B: Which TWO details from the text best support the answer to Part A?

A
“Back then, the media market was oversaturated; revenues were down; pay was poor; and publishers were locked in circulation battles, working to one-up one another for more subscribers – even if it meant engaging in some unsavory practices.” ( Paragraph 6)
B
“They also hoped to exploit women reporters as ‘stunt girls’ – a term used for female reporters who undertook risky reporting ventures.” ( Paragraph 16)
C
“In an era with few university-level courses in journalism, cubs learned how to master these strategies by observing more experienced reporters. They sometimes witnessed truly colossal fabrications.” ( Paragraph 20)
D
“Eventually, the story was discredited. But Kelly’s co-worker was able to keep his job by arguing that his story was based on authentic accounts of real eruptions.” ( Paragraph 22)
E
“‘He speculated graphically on the problems of where the finger came from, whose finger it was, and why the police had not reported a missing man,’ Blythe wrote.” ( Paragraph 28)
F
“Continuous news cycles, shrinking newsroom staffs and the multiple, simultaneous demands for content have produced what Washington Post writer Paul Farhi referred to as the ‘Era of Error.’” ( Paragraph 31)