Men will not be wise by ________.
a. distributing the surplus in the world
b. using the hydrogen bomb or a whiff of bacteria in war
c. giving up war for lack of cannon fodder
d. multiplying their war power
Answer Options:

The correct answer is Option C (Only b).

Key Points:
• This question is based on specific details mentioned in the reading comprehension passage.
• Option 3 is correct. Towards the end of the first paragraph, the author writes: "Grapeshot, TNT and gas have not helped to outlaw war and I see no sign that the hydrogen bomb or a whiff of bacteria will be more successful in making men wise by compulsion." This directly states that the author does not believe men will be made wise by using extreme weapons like hydrogen bombs or bacteria.
• Options a, c, and d are either not mentioned in this context or represent different ideas in the passage. The specific phrase "making men wise" is directly linked by the author to the failure of catastrophic weapons to force peaceful behavior.
• Scanning for keywords from the question (like 'wise') in the passage is the most efficient way to locate factual answers.
• Key Takeaway: Remember: Locate specific phrases from the question within the text to find the direct answer.