Excerpt from A Woman Who Went to Alaska May Kellogg Sullivan Chapter 1: Under Way 1 My first trip from California to Alaska was made in the summer of 1899. I went alone to Dawson to my father and brother, surprising them greatly when I quietly walked up to shake hands with them at their work. The amazement of my father knew no bounds,—and yet I could see a lot of quiet amusement beneath all when he introduced me to his friends, which plainly said: 2 "Here is my venturesome daughter, who is really a ‘chip off the old block,’ so you must not be surprised at her coming to Alaska." Which is the MOST LIKELY reason the author’s father calls her a chip off the old block in section 2? A) She is very small for her age. B) She has made a courageous trip. C) She looks a lot like her mother. Eliminate D) She wants to get to work right away.