PART A
PLEASE ANSWER PART B BY CHECKING PART A WHICH SUPPORTS THE ANSWER WHICH IS C FOR PART A

Which inference can you draw from "Did Franklin Really Collect Electric Fire from the Sky?"

A. The smaller amounts of static electricity in the clouds before a storm actually endangered Franklin just as much as real lightning would have.

B. The idea of a death-defying experiment is thrilling, but the reality is that Franklin likely would not have risked his life for science.

C. Because he focused neither on the difficulties nor dangers of flying a kit indoors, Priestley's account is weakened.

D Franklin was probably more interested in making an exciting scientific story than in harnessing the true power of electricity.

The answer is C for Part A.

Part B

Which of the following sentence from the passage best supports your answer to part A?

A. "The analysis showed that the Massive amount of electricity in a bolt of lightning could have traveled down a wet piece of twine and charged a metal key at the end."

B. "Additionally, it's likely the scientist himself would have known the dangers of touching something that had been struck by lightening based on his previous work with electricity."

C. "The storm clouds would have contained the same static electricity found in lightening, although in much smaller amounts."

D. "A more likely explanation based on the information available, though, is that Franklin did fly a kite a short time before thunderstorm."

PLEASE ANSWER