Success is what comes after you stop making excuses.” Choose the correct answer

24. It is implied in the passage that . . . .

A) most hand transplant operations are successful

B) the doctor who carried out the second successful operation is advertising for more

business

C) only the person whose immune system functions well is considered suitable for the

operation

D) there may be psychological as well as physical problems for those who receive the

operation
Read the text and answer the questions

according to it.
Born in 1898, Paul Robeson was the son of a runaway slave. He was the only black

student to try out for the Rutgers University football team. In response, the other players

beat him up and pulled out his fingernails. He bore the abu8e to prove his worth. He not

only graduated at the top of his class, but had been an All -American, the top honour for a

university football player, twice. Within four years after graduation, he was one of the best-known actors and singers in the United States. Yet because he was a black man with

strong political beliefs, he was forced to spend much of his life in England, and when he did return to the United States, his passport was taken away.