Which sentence from the introduction
(paragraphs 1-5] explains WHY the Presleys
started the "Quarantine Olympics"?
The Olympics began at the Presley family
home in Cornelius, North Carolina.
"We played through all the board games."
The rules of the game are similar to
dodgeball.
D
The Presleys' games have made them
internet famous

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"(A) The Olympics began at the Presley family home in Cornelius, North Carolina.  (B) "We played through all the board games."  (C) The rules of the game are similar to dodgeball.  (D) The Presleys' games have made them internet famous."

(D) The Presleys' games have made them internet famous.

Explanation:

As we know, quarantine can limit our moments of fun and for that reason, we need to use our creativity to distract our mind and make this moment more fun.

This need for distraction and fun, made Presley start a game among its members. This game was similar to dodgeball and had the same rules, but family members were blindfolded and the ball was replaced by rolls of toilet paper. The family filmed the game and put it on the internet, which soon went viral and got a lot of hits. Because of this success, the Presleys decided to shoot more games and create "Quarantine Olympics", which is a set of different game videos that can be made during the quarantine.

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