Which detail about Lindbergh's flight supports the idea that he flew the plane low in the sky?

Hello. You forgot to show the answer options. The options are:

F Lindbergh used the stars to guide him.

G Lindbergh called out to fishermen for directions.

H The plane traveled through poor weather conditions.

J The plane was equipped with hundreds of gallons of fuel.

G Lindbergh called out to fishermen for directions.

Explanation:

This question is about the article "Flying into History" that tells the story of how Lindbergh accepted the challenge of flying from New York to Paris without taking breaks, that is, in a single trip. Although it seemed crazy, this trip was made by him and it was extremely tiring and challenging, where he explored his ability to fly. At a certain point in the trip, he did not know which way to go and he flew so low that he could ask the fishermen which way would take him to his destination, but the fishermen were unable to hear.

wheres the options? i dont think this can be solved with out the options

the answer is a

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