t can be reasonably inferred from the passage that the Navajo code talkers were an integral reason for the outcome of WWII. Choose two sentences from the passage which support the inference.

Question

He selected four Navajos, initially, to demonstrate the utility of using the Navajo language to transmit military communications.


With the help of a cryptographic officer, the Navajo language was altered to fit the most used military expressions.


The Navajos were able to decode messages with such skill and speed that it was said that the Americans could not have won the battle for Iwo Jima without it.


They were such a highly kept secret that the Navajos were heavily guarded by other marines whose instructions were that in the case of capture the Navajos could not "under any circumstances" be taken alive.

Answer 1

The two sentences that support the inference that the Navajo code talkers were an integral reason for the outcome of WWII are:

1. "The Navajos were able to decode messages with such skill and speed that it was said that the Americans could not have won the battle for Iwo Jima without it."
2. "He selected four Navajos, initially, to demonstrate the utility of using the Navajo language to transmit military communications."

These sentences emphasize the effectiveness of the Navajo code talkers in military communications and their critical role in ensuring victory in key battles.