No, A doesn't have a linking verb in it. You can tell because the subject (Sarah) did the action (experienced).
In which of the other sentences is the verb linking the subject to an adjective?
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/verbs.htm#linking
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Which of the following sentences contains a linking verb?
A. Yesterday, Sarah experienced rock climbing for the first time.xxx
B. Sarah seemed nervous at first.
C. She climbed very well for a beginner.
D. I think Sarah wants to go again.
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It is letter B-seemed. It links the subject Sarah to the adjective nervous. If you can replace the verb with an = sign or the words is/are, and have it mean almost the exact same thing, then it is a linking verb. A linking verb describes or renames the subject.
Nervous describes Sarah
Sarah is nervous-almost the same meaning as seemed, therefore it is a linking verb.
Nervous describes Sarah
Sarah is nervous-almost the same meaning as seemed, therefore it is a linking verb.
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