Sister Pauline Quinn's Dog-Training Program Benefits Everyone Involved: the Dogs

question 58

Multiple Choice

Sister Pauline Quinn's dog-training program benefits everyone involved: the dogs, the prisoners, the prisons, and the disabled. With this in mind, Quinn called the program:

• A) "part of a chain reaction of good."
• B) "the best way to reduce crime without spending more money."
• C) "the easiest way to help the disabled available to our government today."
• D) "part of a larger social movement directed at shutting down penal establishments."
• E) "a start, but only a start, at reshaping the way that animals are treated in this country."

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