Read the following passage from paragraph 2: "There was much sympathy for the educated housewife. (Like a two-headed schizophrenic...once she wrote a paper on the Graveyard poets: now she writes notes to the milkman. Once she determined the boiling point of sulphuric acid; now she determines her boiling point with the overdue repairman... The housewife often is reduced to screams and tears... No one, it seems, is appreciative, least of all herself, of the kind of person she becomes in the process of turning from poetess to shrew.") Home economists suggested more realistic preparation for housewives, such as high-school workshops in home appliances, College educators suggested more discussion groups on home management and the family, to prepare women for the adjustment to domestic life. A spate of articles appeared in the mass magazines offering 'Fifty-eight Ways to Make Your Marriage More Exciting." Which inference is most strongly supported by the passage above? A. More women enrolled at colleges and universities in 1960 than ever before B. Science and poetry have practical applications in day-to-day life C. There are fifty-eight strategies to maintain a happy marnage D. Only men are expected to apply the kind of knowledne learneckin as a​