Which is the best summary of this paragraph?
Read the excerpt from "The Enigma Machine."
At Bletchley Park, the main site in Britain where Enigma
codes were deciphered, six thousand messages were
decoded every day by a staff of ten thousand men and
women. Many of the messages were inconsequential, but
more than a few were critical to the outcome of the war.
At Bletchley Park, thousands of people worked hard to
help the British and Allied troops during the war.
At Bletchley Park, the ten thousand people on the staff
figured out over six thousand codes, some of which were
very important to the war effort.
Ten thousand people worked at Bletchley Park, but
some of the codes they solved were inconsequential to
the war effort
Six thousand codes were figured out at Bletchley Park,
including some that had importance in regard to the war.
Answer:
At Bletchley Park, the ten thousand people on the staff
figured out over six thousand codes, some of which were
very important to the war effort.
Explanation:
A summary of any passage is the brief statement of the main points in the story.
The best summary of the paragraph above is option B, because it gave a brief statement about the main points of the story which were that the people at Bletchely Park with ten thousand staff figured out over six thousand codes of which some were very important to the war effort.
