Choose the two details from the passage that best support your answer above.

Responses
A "She looks just like my old cat, Tiger,” said Mrs. Johnson."She looks just like my old cat, Tiger,” said Mrs. Johnson.
B "His mother agreed to let him bathe the kitten and give her some food.""His mother agreed to let him bathe the kitten and give her some food."
C "His mother was not surprised, as their neighborhood often had stray cats and kittens in it.""His mother was not surprised, as their neighborhood often had stray cats and kittens in it."
D "I can fill out the paperwork, and I already have a litter box and a carrier,” said Mrs. Johnson."I can fill out the paperwork, and I already have a litter box and a carrier,” said Mrs. Johnson.
E “I’m sorry, Jonathan,” she said. “The apartment is really cramped, and the landlord would be upset if we took in another animal.”

1 answer

To best support an answer regarding the situation and decisions surrounding the kitten, the two details that are most relevant are:

B: "His mother agreed to let him bathe the kitten and give her some food." D: "I can fill out the paperwork, and I already have a litter box and a carrier,” said Mrs. Johnson.

These details indicate the actions being taken to care for the kitten and the readiness to adopt it, highlighting the positive steps being taken in the situation.