Two teenage boys on a field trip at a local museum in India were throwing around a football. While playing, one of the expensive paintings was damaged. Which of the following is the most likely response from the witnesses of the incident?

Two teenage boys on a field trip at a local museum in India were throwing around a football. While playing, one of the expensive paintings was damaged. Which of the following is the most likely response from the witnesses of the incident?





A)
Jacob, a fifteen-year-old visiting from America, said the boys' destruction of paintings was likely restricted to this single occurrence.
B)
Faiza, an eleven-year-old Indian girl who was near the boys while they were playing, said the boys seem to have done it because they are irresponsible.
C)
Winston, an American art collector in his late forties, said that it seems the boys had made a mistake, and no harm was done.
D)
Bashir, the forty-year-old Indian curator of the museum, said 'boys will be boys', and this was a one-time mistake.



Anaswer: D