Which selection is written in the first-person point of view? O A. Michaela and Reed strapped on their backpacks. Michaela had
calculated that their trip to the top of the mountain would take
about three hours. She knew the climb would be tough, but having
Reed along for conversation would help pass the time.
B. Josh trudged up the rocky slope, trying hard to keep his negative
thoughts to himself. Kris, a fellow Explorers Club member, limped
along a few feet behind him, complaining with every step. Neither
one had realized how hard it would be to earn a hiking badge.
C. After I had hiked four hours, the trail opened up before me to a
meadow of beautiful green grass. Mountains stood majestically
on the horizon. Exhausted but happy, I plopped down in the middle
of the blanket of
grass.
D. Emily peered at her watch. It had been four hours since she and
Finn had started hiking the trail, but the destination had not yet
appeared. What if they were lost? She hoped Finn couldn't sense
her worry
Mk

C

Explanation:

Saying I means that it is the first person pov

depends on what they need

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