Answer:
Hannah knew that if she got one last question wrong, she would fail her test. There was especially one question she couldn't figure the answer for. Hannah had to chose between A and C. C sounded fairly reasonable but she decided to chose letter A. So, she turned her test in. When the results came back she got a low D and saw how she didn't follow her gut well enough and got a bad score! Now, Hannah knew that she messed up and failed her test. She would try harder and better next time.
Explanation:
i hope this is okay i made this all up.
i couldn't really think of anything else :)
The structure of the following sentence is, compound-complex.
The first option is false because he says the environment with the officers was very friendly.
There is no evidence for the second one.
It does not seem the case in the third option because the narrator does not express any negative opinions on the people he interacts with.
The last one is the right option (friendly environment with the officers and the sharring of the cigarettes with the drivers).
He creates it by encouraging it
He encounters a traffic jam and must wait for the other climbers to ascend