PART B: Which detail from Stop the Atlantic Express best supports the answer to Part A?(Look on my last question asked)
A.“Fifteen-year-old Kate Shelley knew her family's survival depended on her. Her father and brother James had died and now her mother was sick.” ( Paragraph 3)
B. “There she could get help and stop the train — the Midnight Express — but first, she would have to cross the Des Moines River Bridge.” ( Paragraph 8)
C.“It was early morning before Kate was put to bed, where she stayed for months. The ordeal had made her ill, probably from exhaustion.” ( Paragraph 14)
D. “‘Hers is a deed bound for legend... a story to be told until the last order fades and the last rail rusts.’” ( Paragraph 16)

the answer is b "spewing black smoke", i took the test and got 100%   hope i

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drama

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comedy

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tragedy

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