Read the passage and answer the question that follows:
An enslaved person's life was full of hardships and difficulties. Workdays were long and exhausting, full of backbreaking labor, and enslaved persons would work 10 to 16 hours a day. Slaveholders could hire out their enslaved persons to work for others; however, the enslaved persons were not compensated for this work. Despite these hardships, slaveholders provided nourishing food for their enslaved persons, because they needed them to be strong.
Choose the sentence that corrects a historical inaccuracy in the passage.
Slaveholders would give an allowance to enslaved persons if they worked well when hired out.
Slaveholders would sell enslaved persons, but they were not permitted to loan them out to others.
Enslaved persons often did not have enough food to eat, which left them in poor health.
Enslaved persons were expected to work for as long as the sun was shining.
Slaves were expected to work for as long as the sun was shining. 10 to 16 hours of hard work were imposed on slaves who had to make sure their masters’ crops were taken care of. The slave was at the disposal or even at the mercy of his master.
