Multiple choice

The passage is mainly about

Directions: Read the given passage carefully and answer the question that follows.

The world famous opera singer, Enrico Caruso enjoyed telling his story: One fall, while on a walk through the autumnal beauty of upstate New York, he saw a sign on a farm gate announcing fresh apple juice for sale. Deciding he would like some, Caruso drove up to the farmhouse. 

The farmer himself served the juice, generously filling the glass to the brim, and as Caruso drank the fresh, sweet apple juice, the two men talked. During the conversation, the farmer asked the world famous singer his name.
“Caruso”, the latter replied. “You may have heard of me”. For a moment the farmer just stared at the singer. Then, exhilarated by his unexpected news, he replied in sheer delight, “Of course, I've heard of you. What an honour to have you here under my roof. My friends won't believe me when I tell them that in this very room I was hobnobbing with that famous world traveller, Robinson Crusoe”. He took the singer's glass and filled it again.

  1. a thirsty drinker

  2. country hospitality

  3. a mistaken identity

  4. a trip to the farmhouse

  5. None of these
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C Correct answer
Explanation

The passage is focused on the mistaken identity of Caruso. Because the farmer could not identify him, he was confused about his identity. So, option 3 is the correct answer.

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