Which explicit detail best supports the inference that Karen missed her bus to school?
Karen was running. Her legs were tired, and she was panting. Suddenly,
she stopped and looked upset. The school bus zoomed past her.
"Stop!" she yelled at the bus. "Wait for me!"
A. The school bus drives past her.
B. She is running because she is late,
C. She is out of shape.
D. She yells at the bus to wait for her,

I say it’s D. Since it clearly says what is happening and who or what she’s yelling at

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