Over 3 million men volunteered to serve in the British Armed Forces during the first two years of the First
World War. Due to heavy losses at the Western Front,
the government decided in 1916 to introduce conscription (compulsory service) stating that single men between
the ages of 18 and 41 could be called-up. However,
which 2 of the following reasons meant that you
could avoid military service?

A: Doctor B: Widower with children C: Ministers of Religion D: Public bus driver