Which excerpt best develops the idea that Vicki Christiansen understood the importance of conservation as a young child?
A.
We also spent hours down at the creek . . . where we would cheer on . . . the salmon swimming upstream to spawn. (paragraph 5)
B.
We lived in Tacoma, and my parents were fulfilling their dream of raising their family in the country so we could have a connection to nature. (paragraph 3)
C.
My sister and I played in the fire-scarred old-growth cedar stumps, which had become hollowed out. (paragraph 4)
D.
I would put my hands on my hips and proclaim that . . . we needed to carefully plan which trees to harvest. (paragraph 6)
