Question

2. Which detail best supports the idea that Bev had time to take action to save herself and Benji?
A. "Most of those houses were empty now. Just me and Benji, Bev thought." (Paragraphs 9-10)
B. "He held his tennis shoes in one hand, but whatever he’d gotten into, he’d taken them off too late. They were caked with gray mud" (Paragraph 35)
C. "The radio warning all those years ago, when Benji was small, had been wrong. Fifty years, they’d said." (Paragraph 52)
D. "And in the quiet then they could hear it: the water, its thousand narrow fingers, creeping through the dead lawns and over the bleached asphalt." (Paragraph 74)​

Answer 1

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still, now i have this problem.

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