| | Answer | | :--- | :--- | | 1. | D | | 2. | A | | 3. | B | | 4. | C | | 5. | D | | 6. | C | | 7. | C | | 8. | A | | 9. | Concentration camps | | 10. | Caught | | 11. | Allied airmen | | 12. | Smuggling | | 13. | Accolades |
Complete the summary below using from the passage.
Sentence Anchor: "His primary adversary was SS Chief Herbert Kappler, who ordered a white line painted across St. Peter's Square." Questions 6–10: Sentence Completion / Matching Info Location: Paragraph D | | Answer | | :--- | :--- | | 1
| Statement | Answer | Location (Example) | |-----------|--------|---------------------| | Hugh O’Flaherty was a member of the Irish Republican Army. | | Paragraph B, Line 3 – "He was a Vatican diplomat and priest, with no military role." | | The Nazi commander in Rome, Herbert Kappler, later reconciled with O’Flaherty. | True | Paragraph D, Last line – "Kappler was baptised by O’Flaherty in 1959." | | O’Flaherty saved over 6,000 people. | True | Paragraph C, Line 2 – "His network sheltered 6,500 people." |
Born on January 14, 1890, in Blackrock, County Cork, Ireland, Hugh O'Flaherty grew up in a family of devout Catholics. He studied at St. Finbarr's College in Cork and later pursued his vocation at St. Patrick's College in Maynooth. O'Flaherty was ordained in 1915 and served as a curate in various Irish parishes before being appointed to the Pontifical Irish College in Rome in 1929. | B | | 4
The text states Kappler ordered a white line painted on the pavement to mark the border and commanded his men to "seize O'Flaherty the moment he crossed it," alongside attempting several assassinations.
In recognition of his heroism, O'Flaherty was awarded several honors, including the title of Domestic Prelate by Pope Pius XII. He continued to serve in Rome until his death on October 30, 1982. | C | | 7
Background on Hugh O'Flaherty’s early life and his arrival in Rome. Paragraph D:
O'Flaherty used a variety of disguises to leave Vatican territory undetected.
: Paragraph G, final lines. The author concludes by writing that O’Flaherty is remembered as a man who "bravely stood up to extremism" and refused to "turn a blind eye to injustice". True / False / Not Given or Paragraph Matching Section