PART B: Which detail from the folktale best supports the answer to Part A?

Hello. You forgot to say that this question is about "The Four Dragons". You also forgot to say that "part A" questions what is the impact of dragons on the plot of this narrative. This impact is related to the ability of dragons to create a permanent supply of water.

In addition, you forgot to enter the answer options which are:

"‘The water will be like rain drops and come down to save the people. . . .'" (paragraph 16)

". . . discovered these events and reported to the Jade Emperor."(paragraph 23)

"‘Go and get four mountains to lay upon them . . . .'" (paragraph 26)

". . . they turned themselves into four rivers . . . ." (paragraph 27)

‘Go and get four mountains to lay upon them . . . .'" (paragraph 26)

Explanation:

In the paragraph of "The Four Dragons", we can see the arguments that support the influence of dragons not only in history, but in the whole development of the narrative and in all the resolution of the region's problem. This is because this paragraph has the ability to show how the dragons were able to create a permanent supply of water, thus helping the entire region and solving one of the major problems that the plot presents.

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