Part B Which sentence from the story BEST supports the answer in Part A?
A. Caleb Sewell was taken off guard at being addressed as Mister, especially by a man wearing a suit that
Caleb couldn't afford with the wages of his last month's work.
B. He must never exhaust the horses; he would ride six or seven each day, and they were the lifeline of
the whole enterprise.
c. He had no words to explain their disappointment at his wanting to chart his own course, not to mention
how effortlessly he'd settled into a life on the plains.
D. The horse bolted for the open road, but Caleb's deft touch convinced the horse of the pace they would
maintain.