Read the following passage: Shen Nong, a known shape-shifter, was the son of a princess and a sky-dragon. His shapes were
many. Most often he chose to appear as a human with the head of an ox. At other times, his form
became an encompassing and fiery wind.
Wherever Shen Nong roamed in the form of this scorching wind, he would destroy the plants and
trees of the land and dry the ground of all its moisture. The fires made by the heat of the wind
would consume entire forests. Shen Nong, content and quick in his travels, was oblivious to the
havoc he left behind in his wake.
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Before all hope was lost and the world's vegetation was completely ruined by Shen Nong's careless
destruction, Shi Zong Di, one of the Lord of the Wind's ministers, used his powers to intervene.
After pouring water into a large bowl, he put a branch into it, and then shook the water off the
branch and over the entire Earth. The fires were extinguished and the parched soil received much-
needed water. This was the first rain ever to shower down from the sky.
Based on the passage, which piece of evidence demonstrates that Shen Nong did not
consider the impact his actions would have on the world around him?
This was the first rain ever to shower down from the sky.
O The fires were extinguished and the parched soil received much-needed water.
O Shen Nong, content and quick in his travels, was oblivious to the havoc he left behind in his wake.
o Wherever Shen Nong roamed in the form of this scorching wind, he would destroy the plants and trees of the
land.