Comprehension Passage

Mr. and Mrs. Saxena have been running a non-profit organization for the past twelve years that helped underprivileged kids to get admissions via scholarships, generosities or government sanctions. They had aided over two thousand kids in these twelve years and had now launched a campaign to bridge the gaps between teachers and students, philanthropists and needful kids, the privileged and the non-privileged. They received a huge response to their campaign with the help of social media and had collected more funds in the last two months than any of their annual receipt until now. They had revealed all their accounts freely and the people trusted them, knowing that the money donated in their campaigns was actually used for a noble cause.They had been rewarded with a lot of social welfare trophies and even received a special mention from the Prime Minister in his Independence day speech for their noble and virtuous intentions.

Directions: Read the passage and answer the question given below.

A student who had been benefited from Mr. and Mrs. Saxena's campaign revealed his story to the public and it was later discovered that the boy had lied about all his background and had used their benevolence for his personal advantage. He had been involved in distributing cigarettes and drugs to high school students and was caught in the act and put in juvenile prison.

Which of the following, if true, would best protect Mr. and Mrs. Saxena's reputation in the given scenario?

A. Mr. and Mrs. Saxena had no idea that the boy was lying and that he was involved in illegal activities.

B. Mr. and Mrs. Saxena knew that the boy was lying but had hoped he would become a better person with proper schooling.

C. The boy had been led to illegal activities due to improper schooling and background.

D. The boy had been a criminal even before getting benefited from Mr. and Mrs. Saxena's campaign.

E. Mr. and Mrs. Saxena had tried their best to conceal the boy's involvement in illegal activities.

A and B

C and D

B and E

Only A

Only B

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