3. How is Steve's point of view about Les Goodman different from that of his neighbors?(
Paragraphs 109-123)
O A The neighbors think Les is dangerous, but Steve
thinks they are being unreasonable.
O B The neighbors want to slow down and think, but
Steve says they should act quickly.
C Steve wants to put a guard on Les, but his
neighbors think that is unnecessary.
OD Steve thinks that Les may be an alien, but his
neighbors think that is unlikely,
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