Question

The reader can infer that Anna and Gerard's parents would agree with Anna's cautious attitude about the ocean over Gerard's falsely confident one.  Click the two sentences from the second paragraph that best support this inference.
Having lived by the ocean since she was a small girl of four, Anna was quite familiar with the dangers and joys associated with living so close to the ocean. She knew how to swim quite well, and, more importantly, she knew when to stay out of the water. Her parents exposed her constantly to the sea to familiarize her with it. They even showed her, from the safety of their living room television, what an intense hurricane was capable of doing. She also knew, from her countless trips to the seaside to collect shells, that the tide was strong, and the undertow was tricky. The ocean was a living, breathing beast that was not to be trusted or underestimated.

Answer 1

Her parents exposed her constantly to the sea to familiarize her with it.
They even showed her, from the safety of their living room television, what an intense hurricane was capable of doing.