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Joan of Are was born as a simple peasant girl in the fifteenth century She never learned to read or write as she belonged to a poor family But she did grow up with a strong religious education from her mother who was deeply religious. At the age of 13, Joan believed that God wanted her to help King Charles VII of France to fight the English who were trying to capture the land of the French. When King Charles heard about her he decided to test Joan to see if she had special powers as people had been saying. He invited her to his court but let one of his nobles dress up as King. King Charles himself stood with the nobles in the crowd of his court but dressed as a nobleman. She was quickly able to point out to King Charles even though she had never seen him before. From then on, Joan led the French army through one battle after another. She was victorious each time. Since King Charles had not yet been crowned King in a ceremony she fought the battles for him so that he could be crowned. After all that Joan did for France, King Charles deceived Joan and let the English capture her for a huge amount of money The English believed that Joan was a witch because of her special powers. Joan of Arc met a sad end when she was burnt to death. Because of the courage she showed at the time of her death, people were convinced that she was a saint. In 1920, Pope Benedict XV declared her a saint.

 King Charles deceived Joan ____.

A)  to get her special powers        

B)  to become King

C)  for a huge sum of money        

D)  Both [a] and [b]

E)  None of these