Which statement from Chamberlain's speech seeks to obtain a passive agreement from listeners?
A. "Before giving a verdict upon this arrangement, we should do well to avoid describing it as a personal or a national triumph for anyone."
B. "I am bound to say that the German line . . . did take in a number of areas which could not be called predominantly German in character."
C. "Therefore, it was essential that we should quickly reach a conclusion . . ."
D. ". . . to find an orderly instead of a violent method of carrying out an agreed decision."
