5. PART A: Which statement provides an accurate summary of the passage?
mn beyond dimly outlined
dering what to do, the
edestrian way Carson-
ster and his brother" and
rt minute faded and
ard of again. He no doubt
over to Sleep and Sleep
eacherous 7 tracks till he
ast receding stream and
od came. We hesitated no
trotted merrily along, for
cality. But our horses were
eft out of sight; but it was
de for a guide. By this time
was not very long before
with a sudden shutting
Ty. The snow-fall was still as
en steps before us; but all
us to discern the smooth
O A While traveling to Carson City, a group of men become
irritated with each other and argue about the best way
to proceed in order to reach their destination.
OB A group of men travel to Carson City through difficult
weather conditions, meet misfortunes along the way,
and do not know how they will reach their destination.
OC A group of men on a journey to Carson City are
defeated due to harsh weather conditions and the
inability to agree on how to proceed and are forced to
give up.
OD Through snowy conditions, a group of men on their
way to Carson City discover their leader has misled
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