Kidnapped Reading Comprehension

Which of the statements below expresses the main idea of the article?

• When the grandson of the world's richest man was kidnapped, the result was pain for the young man but no gain for the kidnappers. 
• Nobody believed that young John Paul Getty had been kidnapped until the kidnappers send a newspaper an envelope containing an ear.
• As the experience of John Paul Getty III showed, members of rich families are always in danger of kidnapping. 

Recalling Facts: The Kidnappers of John Paul Getty III...

• demanded a random of $17 Million
• Sent a ransom note to his grandfather
• threatened the Italian government

Recalling Facts: Police doubted the kidnapping was real because...

• the ransom note looked fake
• young Getty had been sighted around town
• young Getty had joked about faking his own kidnapping

Recalling Facts: At first, the only person who agreed to pay the ransom was...

• John Paul Getty, Sr.
• John Paul Getty, Jr.
• The mother of John Paul Getty, III

Recalling Facts: Later, Paul's family agreed to pay....

• less than $3 million ransom
• what the kidnappers asked for
• anything the kidnappers wanted

Recalling Facts: After the ransom was paid...

• Paul escaped from his kidnappers
• the kidnappers freed Paul
• the police freed Paul from the kidnappers

Making Inference: Is the following statement inferred in the article?
Kidnappers may settle for a smaller ransom tan they first demand.

• Correct Inference
• Faulty Inference

Making Inferences: Is the following statement inferred in the article?
Even members of rich families do not get to spend money as they like

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• Faulty Inference

Making Inferences: Is the following statement inferred in the article?
Paul's jokes about staging his own kidnapping probably gave the idea to the kidnappers.

• Correct Inference
• Faulty Inference

Making Inferences: Is the following statement inferred in the article?
If John Paul Getty had tried to escape, he would have gotten away from his kidnappers easily.

• Correct Inference
• Faulty Inference