1 Kunal's older sister, Amira, dropped off her Great Dane, Baxter, on Friday evening before heading to a conference in the city.
Although Amira was anxious, Kunal assured her there was nothing to worry about-after all, it couldn't be that hard to babysit a
dog for the weekend.
2 While Kunal was putting away the dog's things, Baxter had managed to chew his dad's briefcase. Unsure of how he'd explain
the wet, mangled briefcase to his dad, Kunal decided to take Baxter for a walk. The walk was uneventful until Baxter spotted
another dog and took off after it, dragging Kunal along with him. When Kunal regained control of Baxter, they were both covered
in grass and dirt. Kunal let out a groan, realizing that he'd have to give the dog a bath.
3 After bathing and feeding Baxter, all Kunal wanted to do was relax and watch television alone. Unfortunately, he found the
huge Great Dane sprawled out on the living room couch, looking up at him with big sorrowful eyes. Kunal sighed and sat down
next to the dog-if he that Baxter would be this much trouble, he would have asked Amira to find alternative pet care.
What is the effect of the description of Baxter's eyes in the third paragraph?
A) It emphasizes the main conflict.
B) It creates a feeling of sympathy.
C) It foreshadows Kunal's final thoughts.
D) It reveals Kunal's feelings about the dog.
