I believe it's B. It seems to be the only one that is very blunt and uses a different tone from the other sentences.
The ground shook in response to the deafening crash, and the world seemed to stand still for a moment. But only just. The ground shook, the people around the area breaking into a commotion. All of them swarmed to the nearest shelter, desperately searching for a means to escape their fate. One person rushed into their home, hastily barricading the door as several people followed after them. Another stood on the edge of a roof, apprehensively taking a step forward as the world went up in flames around them. It had come. The apocalypse, long awaited, was finally happening.
The correct answer is himself. Jason bought himself a ticket to the game tomorrow. The antecedent of the pronoun "himself" is "Jason". "Himself" is called a reflexive pronoun. Reflexive pronouns are used to refer back to the subject of the sentence to avoid repetition. These pronouns usually ends in -self or -selves.
Answer:
he means that the wind was making it seem like there was some kind of animal or thing that's was not the wind around or near him
