In the resolution, readers can most likely infer that...

Question

A
Helen wishes she had hit the bear and killed it because she could have used the food and fur.
B
By being open to learning from the Inuit and staying calm, Helen was able to work through her fear and have an incredible moment face to face with a polar bear.
C
Helen will kill the bear the next time she sees one before it has a chance to kill her. Then she will sell the fur for money.

Answer 1

In the resolution, readers can most likely infer that:

B By being open to learning from the Inuit and staying calm, Helen was able to work through her fear and have an incredible moment face to face with a polar bear.

This option suggests that the focus is on Helen's personal growth and her ability to handle fear through learning and adaptability, which aligns with themes often found in stories about encounters with wild animals.