What is the main idea of this passage? (Context: My wife was one of the many bright and industrious young women of the 1960s who worked their way through college. Somewhere late in her sophomore year, her funds ran low and she inquired at the university about a small loan for books and supplies. She was told that her chance of getting a loan was slim, because university funds were scarce, too, and what resources remained for loans were being given almost exclusively to male students.)
AIn the 1960s, university funds were sufficient to meet all students' needs.
BIn the 1960s, there were more male students than female students.
CIn the 1960s, females were considered to be less academically important than males.正確答案
DIn the 1960s, common sense was enough to raise children.
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