Question 1 The following question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.

Part A (In "The Chance of a Lifetime," why does the narrator say that people would think of him as foolish for wanting to go to Oklahoma?

A. He wants to follow his dream and take a risk with his life instead of staying with
his successful business

B. He believes that working in his restaurant is safer than following a new idea to
own land in Oklahoma

C. He knows that his family wants him to stay in the restaurant and continue doing
what he has always done for a living.

D. He feels that leaving his family behind until he finds oil in Oklahoma is better for
them