Given information is not enough to answer your question appropriately. Let me start explaining with the cases that we can extract from given information:
Case 1: Stacy was driving the car - in this case, Stacy was in driver seat.
Case 2: Someone else was driving the car - in this case, Stacy was in passenger seat.
Answer:
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<span>C) I could get bread and milk at the store if you give me some money.
Answer choice C is written in the conditional. Getting bread and milk at the store depends on whether or not the speaker is given money. The biggest indicator here of the conditional mood is the word "if".
The other option that has the word "if" is option D. However, it uses the verb wish and talks about bread and milk magically appearing. This is not likely to happen so it is written in the subjunctive mood. </span>
9) D) They give details regarding the narrator's fascination with the new neighbors.
In paragraph 2, the speaker talks about observing his new neighbor's moving in and noticing writing on the boxes that looked like stick figures.
10) A) They show the two boys getting to become friends.
In this paragraph, they go on a walk around the neighborhood and the new boy tells the speaker about salamanders in his home country.
