When Eliezer decides not to fast for Yom Kippur, he says he felt a void opening deep inside of him. Which of the following inferences best explains
why he felt this way?
A. Eliezer is too exhausted and hungry to try to fast for Yom Kippur this year.
B. Eliezer's father discourages him from fasting for Yom Kippur so that he won't lose his strength.
C. Ellezer's fellow prisoners argue that now is the most important time to fast for Yom Kippur because it shows God they still believe in him.
D. His faith was the most important thing in Eliezer's life before, and now he has lost it.
