English, 18.09.2021 22:40, xojade

Question 1 of 15 Read the passage. Then identify the most likely inference that can be drawn
from the details.
Tom arrived at the group's meeting place wearing his good pants, a
sports coat, and sandals. His friends looked at him, puzzled. "Where's
your water bottle?" Alice said. "You know this hike is 10 miles long,
right?"
Tom nodded. "That will take about half an hour, right?"
O A. Tom has never hiked with these friends before.
B. Tom is not an experienced hiker.
O
C. Tom was not invited to the hike.
D. Tom could not find his hiking clothes.

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