Read the excerpt from Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry. As I followed, Jeremy touched my arm timidly. "C-Cassie, you didn't have to do that. That—that ole Lillian Jean, she ain't worth it." I stared at Jeremy, trying to understand him. But he shied away from me and ran down the road after his sister. Which statement best describes and explains a character's actions? Cassie challenges Jeremy because she does not value his opinion.
Cassie questions Jeremy’s actions because they do not make sense to her.
Jeremy comforts Cassie because he knows she is afraid of Lillian Jean.
Jeremy assists Cassie because he sees her efforts to support Lillian Jean.

B. Cassie questions Jeremy’s actions because they do not make sense to her.

Explanation:

"Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry" is a novel written by Mildred D. Taylor that deals with racial inequalities in Mississippi during 1930s.

Cassie Logan, novel's protagonist, has an issue with Lillian Jean, a white girl.

After being humiliated by Lilllian's racist father, Cassie decides to act her revenge on her by pretending to be aware of her lower position in society and becoming friend with her.

Her friends are confused with this Cassie's unexpected change of hearts, unaware of her plan.

One of Cassie's friends tries to give her advice, probably seeing through her plan, but she seems confused by what he tried to tell her.