It is true that the material which has gone into it has been paid for, the labor which has been spent upon it has received its hire. But the money which did these things was not the money
of those who own the Bridge. The money was lent to them on the faith that these two great
cities would redeem their bond. So have the Alps been tunneled in our day; while the ancient
prophecy has been fulfilled that faith should remove mountains. We justify this faith in us as
we pay for the Bridge by redeeming the bond (Paragraph 3)
How does this excerpt support Low's defense of how the bridge project was managed?
1. A. by arguing that the Brooklyn Bridge will pay for itself many times over as the years
progress
2. B. by noting that the Brooklyn Bridge is the first and greatest achievement in manmade
construction
3. C. by suggesting that the people of Brooklyn and Manhattan should be rewarded for
supporting the project
4. D. by explaining that the advantages it affords Brooklyn and Manhattan justify the
expense of the bridge

explain why your answer is right