Biff expected greatness out of the boys. They measured it by_____.

• A. The number of goals the players scored.
• B. The impact they made on other people's lives.
• C. The speed of the players.
• D. The attendance at games.

Answer: (B)

Greatness, in this ethical sense, is about the positive influence a person has on others. Measuring by the impact they made on other people's lives captures qualities like leadership, kindness, and responsibility—the kinds of behaviors that improve teammates and the community. Athletic metrics like the number of goals, speed, or game attendance tell you about performance or popularity, not about how one’s actions affect others. So the option focusing on the impact on people’s lives best reflects a moral evaluation of character and influence, not merely skill or visibility.