Read the passage.I heard that Judith was going to the county fair on Friday night. This was my chance to casually "bump into” her. I had been hoping to speak to her at school, but we weren’t in any of the same classes, as she had skipped a grade. The school was so large that there were three separate lunch periods, so there was no hope of finding a reason to sit at her table, either. I didn’t mind the chase, though. It only made me more determined to come up with a way to talk to her. The fair was the perfect scenario.
Answer
A
The narrator is disappointed because Judith is not in any of their classes.
B
The narrator is impressed that Judith has skipped a grade.
C
The narrator is surprised that Judith is so hard to track down at school.
D
The narrator is determined to come up with a way to meet Judith.
Explanation
The narrator says they had been hoping to speak to Judith and that the difficulty of finding her only made them “more determined” to come up with a way to talk to her. Planning to “bump into” her at the fair shows that the narrator is actively looking for a chance to meet her. So the best choice is “The narrator is determined to come up with a way to meet Judith.”
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