The narrator implies that living at the "back of beyond" helps her to
connect to the natural world. Which detail from the text best supports
this idea?
A
"But this was no camping trip where you could go home to
civilization after a few days of roughing it; this was home...."
"Dad told me the real estate agent had mentioned that coyotes,
B bobcats, mountain lions, rattlesnakes, and even bears roamed
these hills."
"Over the next few months, I began to count the passage of time
in full moons rather than by the pages of a calendar...."
"Soon, I will have to leave home for college, and I'm a little afraid
of the culture shock I'm sure I will feel when I move back to
civilization."