If we add the ending 'her helmet aside' to the sentence 'The skier moved', we complement the sentence and make the verb moved transitive. "The skier moved her helmet aside." <em>This transitive verb needs a </em><em>direct object:</em><em> 'her helmet'. The endings in options B, C and D only make the verb 'moved' </em><em>intransitive</em><em> (verb that don't need an object.)</em>
The main conflict of the novel seems to be a girl who is trying to cope with the negative outside world, while being her own person at the same time. She seems to face many struggles in attempting to cope with her surroundings and tends to get upset some of the time. The main struggling characters are the main character, Scout, her brother Jem, and their father Atticus. That struggle presents itself by hundreds of people putting hatred through to the family because they were standing for what was right. One example is: taking the case of Tom Robinson to be his defendant. At the time, segregation was a huge problem, which led him to being hated. Another example is that he kept defending Tom no matter what, always being push forward about defending him to keep his honor.