English, 01.11.2020 17:50 itscheesycheedar

Read the passage from "Things That Matter.” Then, she went around a drift of snow almost as tall as she was. A young man was coming from the other direction, carrying a music case. They ran into each other, and, because of the slippery sidewalk, both of them fell into the snow.

Which best summarizes the passage?

The snow made it slippery and hard to see. So Jake and Rae crashed into each other and fell.
Rae was walking along, not really paying attention when she should have been. So she crashed into Jake.
There was snow. A young man was coming from the other direction. So Rae and Jake ran into each other.
Rae and Jake bumped into each other. Rae walked around a drift of snow. Jake came from the other direction.

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