Which passage from the Article best supports the idea that Kahanamoku did many different activities?
(A).People fell in the water. Lucky for them, Duke Kahanamoku was on a nearby beach that morning in 1925. He saw the wrecked boat. He grabbed his surfboard and rushed off to help. He saved eight people from the choppy waters!
(B).In his day, few outsiders knew much about the islands or its people. The Duke gave the world a taste of Hawaiian culture. And with his open heart, he brought aloha, the loving spirit of Hawaii, to the world.
(C).This waterman was also an Olympic swimmer, a water polo player, and a movie star. He was a sheriff of Honolulu. And he was a great ukulele player. He was also a State of Hawaii ambassador of aloha.
(D).Along the way, Kahanamoku made a name for himself as a swimmer. He was fast. He even broke a world record. In 1912, he swam at the Olympics and brought home the gold. Over the years, the Duke took part in three Olympics for Team U. S.A. He won five medals.