It was late, but Jen was hungry anyway. She had been too
busy to eat all day, and now all she could think about was a
hamburger and fries, and maybe a milkshake, too. Jen
pulled into the drive-thru, but found that it had closed at 10
p.m. Jen sighed. What else might be open? She spotted a
24-hour joint across the street. She looked both ways and
pulled out into the road again.
What can you infer from the text?
A. Jen is thinking about a burger and fries.
B. Jen drives to another place.
C. Milkshakes are not good for you.
D. Jen pulls out of the drive-thru.

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Then answer the question that follows.Amnesty International reports that the government of China has currently imprisoned about 500,000 citizens, without proper evidence or trials. The organization also reports that the government prevents Chinese citizens from accessing the legal system to seek justice for their grievances. Citizens also suffer harassment, house arrest, and other kinds of poor treatment at the hands of the government.Based on the excerpt, why do think its important to limit the power of the government?A. to stop crime rates from doublingB. to prevent human rights violationsC. to urge citizens to follow the lawD. to develop unity among citizens