Part A: ANSWER CORRECTLY Which statement is accurate based on the events of "Saving Tobe"?

The mothers' intuition tells them that the boys are in trouble.
The boys have never been swimming in the river before.
The river is known as a popular spot for fishing and relaxing.
The boys are convinced that someone has followed them to the river.

Part B ANSWER CORRECTLY

Which evidence from the text best supports the answer to Part A?

"He had done this only once before, alone, but now with another boy beside him it was as if he had always played in the river."
"Osvaldo heard a sound, like branches moving or someone walking, coming from the woods behind them, above the sound of the river."
"By the time they were standing, what their bodies had unknowingly sensed turned to sudden consciousness."
“'Big ol’ giant fish live out in the deep middle,' Tobe said. 'He jump up one time, swallow a whole river boat, all one gulp.'”

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