Question

questions 5 through 9 refer to the following. adapted from charles mee, “paradise park.” ©2007 by charles mee. reprinted in duet! the best scenes for two for the 21st century. ©2009 by joyce e. henry, rebecca dunn jaroft, and bob shuman. benny and ella are lost in the woods together. benny met ella earlier and is romantically interested in her. ella: whose woods are these? benny: i dont know. so i guess were lost in the woods together. ella: ive never been lost in the woods. benny: neither have i. ella: im glad im not alone. benny: so am i. 6 mark for review in benny’s line “light, basically, is how you orient yourself,” the phrase “orient yourself” most nearly means to a adjust to a goal. b introduce others to a topic. c set something right. d determine one’s location.

Explanation:

Benny and Ella are lost in the woods. The context of being lost implies that "orient yourself" here relates to figuring out where one is. Option D ("determine one's location") fits this context, as light would help them find their position. Other options (adjust to a goal, introduce others to a topic, set something right) don't align with the scenario of being lost and needing to find direction.

Answer:

D. determine one's location