Which sentence from "A Visit to Yellowstone" suggests that Stoddard was greatly affected by his visit to the park?
A. I thought my previous store of memories was rich, but to have added to it the recollections of
the Yellowstone will give a greater happiness to life while life shall last.
B.
They are symbolic, therefore, of the entire park; for fire and water are the two great forces
here which have, for ages, struggled for supremacy.
c. How little we realize what a treasure we possess is proven by the fact that, until recently, the
majority of tourists here were foreigners!
D.
Two-thirds across this continent, hidden away in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, eight
thousand feet above the level of the sea, there lies a marvelous section of our earth, about
one-half as large as the State of Connecticut.