(43-45) Dear John,   Choosing to go to a vocational school is like batting during a baseball game. When you stand at home base andswing your bat, you don’t know if you’re going to hit a home run or not. However, you do know that you must focuson the ball. Making choices is the same way. No one can tell you whether it’s right to go to a vocational school. Youneed to think deeply and listen to your heart before making your choice. If you do that, you’ll have a better chanceof hitting a home run.    Maybe you’re simply too worried to think clearly, but you should listen to the voice inside your heart. It willnever do you wrong. If you love art, then go to a vocational school. You can take hands-on classes and learn newskills. All of those will help you sail successfully into your future. Here’s a poem for you. Good luck. Shh… Shh… Can you hear it? Listen. Listen. It’s talking to you.It’s telling you what is true. It never lies to you.Why is this? Because it is your best friend. It is you.                                                                                     Yours truly,                                                                                      Emily vocational 職業的 bat 揮擊 ＜from 康軒＞
43. What may be John’s problem?
(A) He doesn’t know if he can hit a home run.
(B) He is worried about which school he should choose.
(C) He doesn’t know how to listen to his heart.
(D) He is worried that he can hear someone talking to him.