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Read the following passages and using given options, answer the respective questions that follow them.

Teens need to be aware that what they see and hear in music, movies and on television is not an accurate reflection of reality. Advertisements are designed to see things. Beer ads may feature happy and attractive men and women, but we never see them binge drinking, dying from alcohol poisoning, or becoming alcoholics. Parents can help their teens see through the hype and make informed decisions. The captain of the Titanic chose to steer his course at a disastrous price. Changing direction and shutting the engine was certainly a better option. But that's not to say that change is a sure way of preventing disasters. The teenage years are a time of experimenting and the need for adventure is high. We can help our teens find safe ways to explore new positive ventures through sports, outdoor activities and special interests. You have other truths to teach your teens, truths that offer ballast on a stormy sea. You may need to change directions now and then or shut your engines when an iceberg appears. After all, we don't want to repeat the mistakes of the Titanic.

The high need of teens for adventure can be met through

A)  By shutting the engine when an iceberg appears.

B)  By parents who teach them how to experiment.

C)  By learning truths.

D)  By ventures that influence them positively.