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How does Rainsford react to falling off of the yacht?*5 pointsHe calls the boat for help, even when it sails away, suggesting his eyesight is poor.He abandons the yacht and immediately swims for the shore.He tries to reach the yacht, calm himself down, and then assesses the situation.He is relatively calm as if he does not understand the extent of his current problem.

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How does Rainsford react to falling off of the yacht?*5 pointsHe calls the boat for help, even when it sails away, suggesting his eyesight is poor.He abandons the yacht and immediately swims for the shore.He tries to reach the yacht, calm himself down, and then assesses the situation.He is relatively calm as if he does not understand the extent of his current problem.

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Rainsford reacts to falling off the yacht by trying to reach the yacht, calming himself down, and then assessing the situation. He does not immediately abandon the yacht or call for help, suggesting that he is trying to stay calm and rational despite the unexpected situation. His reaction also suggests that he is not immediately aware of the full extent of his problem.

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