Marshall is revising a narrative about a detective attempting to solve a series of “catnappings.” Read this portion of his draft
. Sgt. Summers stared at a map that showed the locations of the homes from which the animals had been taken. They seemed to form a rough circle, except for one that was almost in the center of all the others. That seemed odd. The person who lived in the house was Betsy Primer. She couldn’t have anything to do with the missing cats. Or could she?
Which detail could Marshall add to this paragraph that would be relevant to the story?
A.
The missing cats were all ages and breeds.
B.
Betsy was a sweet woman who loved animals.
C.
Sgt. Summers had worked on a similar case years before.
D.
Sgt. Summers hoped to solve this case soon, since he had other cases he needed to attend to.
A because then there would be no clues which would help the reader want to read more so they could find out what the clues where and who or what took them
The realistic aspects are that he puts all of his strength into a mighty throw and the anatomy of his body. The aspect that is idealistic is his face; it is calm. This wouldn't be the case if he was actually throwing it.
