Question 58

Wahoo is concerned that Alice's health is being neglected.

Wahoo shows a clear concern for Alice's well-being, indicating that he is worried about her health and the care she is receiving. This inference is best supported by the context of the passage, which highlights his attentiveness to her needs.

A) Wahoo is reluctant about taking care of Alice.

This option is incorrect because the passage does not suggest that Wahoo feels reluctant. Instead, it portrays him as someone who is actively engaged and concerned about Alice’s health, rather than hesitant or unwilling to care for her.

B) Wahoo is concerned that Alice's health is being neglected.

This option is correct as it directly reflects Wahoo's feelings about Alice's situation. The passage emphasizes his worries regarding her health, supporting the inference that he believes she is not receiving adequate care.

C) Wahoo is proud of Alice's accomplishments in television and film.

While Wahoo may have positive feelings about Alice's career, the passage does not focus on her accomplishments in television and film, making this option irrelevant to the core concern about her health.

D) Wahoo is in a friendly and playful relationship with Alice.

This option is not supported by the passage, which centers more on Wahoo's worries than on the nature of their relationship. The emphasis is on health concerns rather than a playful dynamic, making this inference less relevant.

Conclusion

The correct answer, B, is well-supported by Wahoo's expressed concerns regarding Alice's health, which indicates his attentiveness to her care. Options A, C, and D fail to capture the main focus of the passage, which is Wahoo's worry about Alice's well-being, thus reinforcing why B is the most accurate inference.