Question

part a these sentences are from the passage. \we napped in our tent, sweetly feverish, mildly delirious. in the winter - short evening we cooked venison steaks on another driftwood fire, watching the ocean somewhat warily.\ (paragraph 1) how do these sentences help develop a central idea in the passage? 1. by describing the groups unease, the narrator shows that the group realizes it cannot fully trust this environment. 2. by highlighting the groups limited activities, the narrator emphasizes the importance of finding a vacation routine. 3. by telling about what the group does upon arriving at the beach, the narrator suggests that the road trip is a challenging one. 4. by referring to how the group members feel at different times of the day, the narrator suggests that there will be family conflict. part b which other phrase from the passage helps develop the correct central idea from part a? 1. \we moved slowly, each of us away from all the others, searching intently\ (paragraph 2)

Explanation:

Part A: The sentences include "somewhat warily," indicating unease. Option 1 directly links this unease to the group's lack of full trust in the environment.
Part B: The phrase "moved slowly... away from all the others, searching intently" suggests caution, reinforcing the unease and distrust from Part A.

Answer:

Part A: 1. By describing the group's unease, the narrator shows that the group realizes it cannot fully trust this environment.
Part B: 1. "We moved slowly, each of us away from all the others, searching intently" (Paragraph 2)