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English, 19.10.2020 14:01 rleiphart1

"Before they could react, the wave slammed into their hotel. The building shuttered and began to creak. As soon as they could move, they ran out in the hallway, then up to the roof. The wave was sucking back out to sea again, carrying cars,
shattered houses, and bodies. They waited in fear for another wave to strike. A handful of others waited with them on the
roof for hours."
Which of the following would be the best, visual retelling of this text?
a. An image of a collapsing hotel with people C. A collage of photographs of frightened people on
running down the hall
the roof as a huge wave carries bodies, houses,
and cars towards the sea.
b. A drawing of the faces and a large wave d. none of the above
behind them

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