Read the excerpt from “Albert Schweitzer: A Life of Service and Sacrifice.”

During their second year in Africa, a setback occurred. World War I had begun, and France and Germany were now enemies. As Germans working in a French colony, Albert and Helene were regarded as possible spies. The two were captured and sent to France as prisoners of war.

According to the excerpt, what occurred as a result of World War I?

Albert and Helene became spies for Germany.
Albert and Helene worked in a French colony.
Albert and Helene became enemies of the French.
Albert and Helene were imprisoned by the French.

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Explanation:

In the passage it says that the two were captured and sent to France as prisoners of war.

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