Question

What counterclaim does Catt offer to the argument that some men and women still oppose suffrage?

• A. They are not voicing their opinions in Congress
• B. They cannot stop the inevitable
• C. They do have just cause for opposition
• D. They have no legal basis for their claims

Answer 1

The correct option is B They cannot stop the inevitable

In the third para, Catt says that a few American men think they know what is good for women than women. Catt also says there are some women who think women suffrage isn't good for women. Catt finally says that Liberty and the world does not listen to the grouch of such men and women. Hence, B is the correct choice.

A, C, and D are not in line with the contents of the passage.