PART A: Which statement identifies the central idea of the text? (The text is called Stop the Atlantic Express)
A. Kate felt that she had a duty to help her family rather than help those who might be injured on the Atlantic Express.
B. The dangerous route that Kate had to take to get to the train station made her actions more foolish than brave.
C. Kate risked her own safety to help people in danger and to ensure that a greater disaster did not take place.
D. Railroad conductors continue to remember Kate's brave actions because without them an entire train of people would have died.
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