By 1910, how many cities had plans for the establishment of vocational guidance in their schools?

• A. 25
• B. 35
• C. 45
• D. 55

Answer: (B)

This question tests how the vocational guidance movement began to take root in schools across different cities. The era around 1910 saw Frank Parsons’s principles turning into concrete plans in several communities, signaling the start of institutional adoption rather than mere experimentation. The middle choice reflects this level of diffusion: enough cities had formal plans to show a recognizable trend, but it wasn’t universal or ubiquitous yet. That pace fits historical accounts of the period, which describe early momentum without claiming nationwide saturation. The other figures would imply too little or too much spread compared with the documented emergence of school-based vocational guidance at the time.