Review the text. Then, choose two details that best suggest that Isaac sees Mariah as an overly cautious player with a weak gaming strategy."Turn off the torch!" I hissed into my headset. "Everyone will spot us!" I felt my pulse quicken as we moved into the dark clearing. "Every elf and bounty hunter in the forest can see us coming!"In the top corner of my screen I noticed Isaac rolling his eyes. "What do you want to do, Mariah, stay hidden forever? We're way too far from the portal."Although I enjoyed playing Crystal Portal with Isaac, sometimes his strategy made me wonder if he truly understood the game. We would be much more effective if we were stealthy; we needed just a little more time to plan. We were so close to finding the portal, and I wished he would listen to me for once.Isaac started cycling through his tools, selecting his fireballs. I felt my stomach tighten into a knot."Not the fireballs, Isaac! We need to organize first!" I shouted. But Isaac wasn't listening, and I knew the portal would have to wait. As best I could, I prepared for the impending ambush. I selected chain mail armor and an invisibility potion."The players that remain are dangerous," I pointed out."Nah, with hardly anyone left, this will be easy!" Isaac retorted. "Let's go!" I noticed Isaac's eyes narrow with concentration as his avatar charged into the darkness. I rapidly pressed buttons on my controller, and my character sprinted through the shadows. My heart raced, hands covered in sweat. Suddenly, I dropped my controller."Isaac, wait!" I pleaded.Submit

"Turn off the torch!" I hissed into my headset. "Everyone will spot us!" I felt my pulse quicken as we moved into the dark clearing. "Every elf and bounty hunter in the forest can see us coming!"In the top corner of my screen I noticed Isaac rolling his eyes. "What do you want to do, Mariah, stay hidden forever? We're way too far from the portal."Although I enjoyed playing Crystal Portal with Isaac, sometimes his strategy made me wonder if he truly understood the game. We would be much more effective if we were stealthy; we needed just a little more time to plan. We were so close to finding the portal, and I wished he would listen to me for once.Issac started cycling through his tools, selecting his fireballs. I felt my stomach tighten into a knot."Not the fireballs, Isaac! We need to organize first!" I shouted. But Isaac wasn't listening, and I knew the portal would have to wait. As best I could, I prepared for the impending ambush. I selected chain mail armor and an invisibility potion."Anyone that's still in the game is going to be dangerous," I pointed out."Nah, with hardly anyone left, this will be easy!" Isaac retorted. "Let's go!" I noticed Isaac's eyes narrow with concentration as his avatar charged into the darkness. I rapidly pressed buttons on my controller, and my character sprinted through the shadows. My heart raced, hands covered in sweat. Suddenly, I dropped my controller."Isaac, wait!" I pleaded.Which of the following most likely describes Isaac's opinion of Mariah as a fellow gamer?Isaac thinks Mariah's commitment to planning balances out his more impulsive style.Isaac resents Mariah's insistence that they always play the game her way.Isaac sees Mariah as an overly cautious player with a weak gaming strategy.Submit

"In the dimly lit museum, the priceless artwork gleamed under the soft glow of the spotlights. Maria, a renowned art thief, had spent months planning this heist. She was known for her meticulous attention to detail, and this job was no different. With a steady hand, she carefully cut the masterpiece from its frame, feeling the weight of centuries of history in her hands. Just as she was about to make her escape, the security alarm blared, and red lights flashed. The chase was on."What was Maria's profession, and what was her reputation in that field?Maria was an art appreciator and was not well known.Maria stole artworks for her profession and was well known.Maria was a museum curator and was well known.Maria was a security guard at the museum and was not well known.

The next day, Gia told her brother Freddie what she’d seen. He didn’t seem shocked at all, but just laughed. Leaning forward, he lowered his voice as though he was about to convey an important secret to her. “Haven’t you heard the local legend around here?” Freddie asked. Gia shook her head.Communicate a secret to Gia.Tell Gia a joke.Try to scare Gia and make her jump.Stand up and leave the room.Continue

The next day, Gia told her brother Freddie what she’d seen. He didn’t seem shocked at all, but just laughed. Leaning forward, he lowered his voice as though he was about to convey an important secret to her. “Haven’t you heard the local legend around here?” Freddie asked. Gia shook her head.Communicate a secret to Gia.Tell Gia a joke.Try to scare Gia and make her jump.Stand up and leave the room.

At the end of "The Chrysanthemums," what does the stranger do that makes Elisa sad?A.He tells her that he is in love with someone else.B.He tells her that her chrysanthemums are ugly.C.He throws her chrysanthemum sprouts onto the road.D.He tells Henry about her rude behavior.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS