What indicates inclusive thinking in Evelyn's story?

Correct answer: A disabled person can achieve excellence when given opportunity

The governing concept is inclusion, which means recognising ability, removing unnecessary barriers, and providing fair opportunities for participation. Evelyn’s story challenges the assumption that deafness makes musical achievement impossible. With encouragement, suitable training, and her own determination, she learned to perceive sound through vibrations and became an accomplished percussionist. The lesson is not that disability disappears; rather, it shows that a person’s potential should not be judged only by one physical limitation. Option A is correct because it connects opportunity with the possibility of excellence. Options B, C, and D express exclusion or absolute claims and therefore oppose the chapter’s humane message.