Which evidence from the text BEST supports the inference that Kellan's feelings about living on a farm changed? 1 O A The only thing even mildly appealing about this back-to-nature experiment was the horse. (paragraph 3) O Maintaining Friendships Takes Work Kellan had been looking forward to the first day of summer vacation since, well, September. Now that it was actually here, he would have given anything to be back at school. At school he forgot that his parents had decided to start chasing their dream of being farmers and had moved the family to this house in the middle of nowhere. While at school, he pretended that he still lived in the old neighborhood with Tobin and Carter, his best friends since kindergarten. But now school was over and Kellan was looking at three long months of...nothing much. 2 Sitting alone in his new bedroom, Kellan considered last summer, when he and his friends had attended baseball camp together. They had spent two weeks there, and at the end of the session their team had won the camp-wide baseball tournament. Unlike Carter and Tobin, Kellan would not be going back to camp this summer. His mom and dad said that camp just was not possible this year-but B. These was actually a lot more to farm life than he'd imagined, and he even made some friends among the kids he met at the stables. (paragraph 4) O C. Rather than sharing his excitement with his friend, however, Kellan found himself receiving unwelcome information from Carter's mother. (paragraph 5) O D. They'd grown up together, but it was beginning to feel like they had nothing in common anymore. (paragraph 7)​