Which statement is the best inference from the explicit and implicit details in the passage?
Renee had taken home a camera from her photography class, and now
it wasn't working. She tried everything to fix it. She needed to take
pictures today to show in class tomorrow. Now her heart was racing.
Just then, her sister Shawna walked through the door. Renee was
relieved. "I'm so glad you're here," she said breathlessly. "You will be
able to figure this out."
A. Renee thinks of her sister as a person who can fix things.
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B. Renee is not a very good photographer.
C. Renee hasn't tried very hard to fix the camera,

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