Instructions Read the question carefully and select the best answer.
Which of the following inferences about Walt is best supported by the following passage (paragraph 19)?
Walt lay in the snow, thinking rapidly. He was only a boy, but in the face of the threatened injustice against old lame
Loren Hall he felt that he must do something. He waited and watched, with his mind made up, till he saw the men began
to square up new stakes. Then he crawled away till out of hearing, and broke into a run for the camp of the stampeders.
Walt's father had taken their own dogs with him prospections, and the boy knew how impossible it was for him to
undertake the seventy miles to Dawson without the aid of dogs.
A Walt is someone who enjoys breaking the rules.
B. Walt is a good and just person.
C. Walt doesn't trust authority.
D. Walt is frequently overcome with anxiety.