Understanding the Scene

In a quiet afternoon in the woods, April becomes very still and adjusts her hearing aid. She faintly hears a baby crying through the static. As she stifles her breathing, she senses something breathing behind her. Out of focus, a figure moves slowly towards the sounds.

What does April do to enhance her hearing in the woods?

• She uses a stethoscope.

• She calls for help.

• She turns up the volume on her hearing aid.

• She removes her hearing aid.

What sound does April hear faintly through the static?

• A dog barking

• A baby crying

• A car honking

• A bird chirping

How does April react to the sound of the baby crying?

• She turns off her hearing aid.

• She calls out loudly.

• She stifles her breathing.

• She starts running.

What is the nature of the presence behind April?

• It is a friendly animal.

• It is a person she knows.

• It is something breathing behind her.

• It is a loud machine.

How far away is the figure that moves towards the sound?

• 10 feet

• 5 feet

• 20 feet

• 15 feet