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I will give brainllent NO LINKS Roger Bannister is famous in the track world. He was the first person to run a mile (1.6 kilometers) in less than four minutes. When asked, fifty years later, if he felt this achievement was his greatest, he replied, "No." After a relatively short running career, Bannister finished medical school. He became a neurologist. To Bannister, neurology was an important science. Once he retired from running, his career in neurology became his focus. He made advances in his research. He also co-wrote the standard medical text on neurology. Bannister felt his medical achievements were more important than his track records.
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Bannister's medical work made him _________.

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A hopeful
B proud
C responsible
D anxious

Answer 1

B: proud because in the passage he talks about how he feels more PROUD about his medical work then his running because he found his neurology studies more important also his running career was very short