SAT, 10.05.2021 19:20 keely8468

It took us almost two hours to trek through the snow to the other side of the island. Even in my thermal snowsuit and heavy winter boots, I was starting to get cold. I hoped my camera was safe, zipped in under my coat. My mom moved ahead, climbing over an outcrop of ice and rocks, and then she turned around with a huge grin. "Found them, Sally!"

How would the meaning of the excerpt change if the audio clip was removed and replaced with this image?
A. The reader would focus more on how the characters were staying warm in the cold.

B. The reader would focus more on the attire that the characters were wearing.

C. The reader would focus more on the characters' relationship while in Antarctica.

D. The reader would focus more on what the scene looked like and not on how cold it was.

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