O d. QUESTION 7
Questions 7-9 are about implied main idea.
7. The fiddler crabs began moving out of the sand and farther inland three days before the hurricane was predicted to
hit land. The cicadas, which were keening each evening during the first part of September, were eerily silent as we
moved outdoor furniture and plants inside in anticipation of high winds. But what was most unusual was Mayday, our
cat. She paced the floor, occasionally standing sentry at the French doors, anxiously looking for opportunities to curl in
my lap for reassurance. What is the implied main idea of this passage?
a. our cat knew the hurricane was coming.
o b. animals are smarter than humans
O C. Animals exhibit a sixth sense that is connected to nature and impending disasters.
O d. fiddler crabs sense natural disaster