English, 26.03.2020 23:56 carolina1636

Which sentence from "Following the Stars" tells what Jake and Robert mu
for their final test at camp?
A "Jake stopped for a moment, letting his eyes adjust to the semi-darkne
around him."
B "They were completing the final test for their summer nature camp
C "They had to find the North Star and follow it until they came to an
open field."
"Within minutes, they could see the warm glow of a campfire through
the trees."

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