The best option is C) by clearly explaining the reasons for the misleading alarm and its impact.
Explanation:
This excerpt of "The Great Fire" has a cause-and-effect structure which helps readers understand why there was an ineffective response by firefighters. We are told that one man, Schaffer, made the first mistake by striking a different box than would be best. He, however, realized that was not the proper one, and finally ordered box 319 to be struck. The second mistake, then, comes from Schaffer's assistant, William. He chooses not to do as he is told, even though the order came from his superior. His arrogance confuses firefighters, since he strikes the wrong box. The consequence was that the fire was not properly fought, burning on for several deadly minutes since companies didn't know what to do.
pues es decir estoy teniendo un dia gris muchas veces son colores frios por eso los colores son sentimientos por decirlo asi en algunas escuelas de estados unidos no dejan que los estudiantes escriban con negro o rojo por que muchas veces los deprime asi que los colore son una forma de expresarse
