Read the following passage from journal of the adventures of a party of
california gold-seekers by margaret frink:
thursday, april 4. we launched out on the fourteen mile
prairie this morning, and such a time as we had, -storming,
snowing, and sleeting, -and we with no place of shelter.
before we had gone far, we came to a badlooking, muddy
place, to avoid which we turned off the beaten track upon
the grass, which looked firm and stood in the
sleet and held four horses for two hours, till i thought my
feet were frozen. my cloak was frozen stiff, and i was
chilled through and through.
which of the following statements best describes how the author connects
the sequence of events in this passage?
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a. she records details of the date and the number of hours that pass.
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b. she describes the scenery in a way that makes the reader
experience it.
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c. she notes the significant landmarks of the journey from indiana.
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d. she reintroduces people who appeared earlier in the journal.