Part B. r.
Which line from the passage supports your answer in Part A?
A. The smell excited the dogs and they began to run faster, although
continuing down the trail
B. Dogs smell fear at once but I have not always been able to, even
when I was afraid.
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C. Above all, in the deer, was the stink of fear. Even in that split part of a
second, it could be smelled. It could be seen.
D. Her jaw and neck were covered with spit, and she stunk of fear.
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