Which two sentences from the passage best represent how Cammie's experiences affect how others view her abilities? But it happened to Cammie too often and her continued failure was beginning to take a toll.

She looked out at the crowd and saw friendly faces and not a single frown or look of concern.

By excelling at everything she tried, it helped to elevate the school's spirits .

Cammie had a reputation for being being quick to take positive action, whether it was solving a tough equation at the chalkboard with all eyes on her or winning for the chess team by outthinking a grandmaster-in-training.

Cammie and her teammates had been chasing for three seasons, each year finishing in a similar fashion striking or grounding out when the winning run was in scoring position in the bottom of the ninth.