Read the following quote from the novel and respond to the questions below: "It was weird. On one side of the square, there were people washing the ground where the kid was killed. On the other side our medics were looking at sores and passing out antibiotics. And there were some Iraqis who just stood silently." 1. What are the main responses to the military activity in Iraq that are represented by the people Robin is describing in this quote? A. There are those who are happy to have the military there and a few who might fight despite being destined to lose. B. The Iraqis are split into those who oppose the military action, those who see possible benefits, and those who are silent. C. Most of the people want to support the military action, but some are too sick to be of any help. D. None of the Iraqis seem to want the Americans there, but some will take advantage of the medical services being offered. 2. What is the implied about the group that is standing silently while all of this takes place? A. They are supportive of the activity that is taking place with the medical team. B. They won't benefit from the military action, but they also don't want to fight directly against it. C. They are angry about the death of the boy in the street. D. They are confused about why the United States is even in Iraq. 3. What does Robin believe is "weird" in this scene? A. On one side of the street they have killed someone, and on the other side they are giving medical aid to help people. B. The people of Iraq don't have access to medical care. C. The silent Iraqis aren't helping with any of the treatments or cleanup that is happening. D. None of the Iraqis seem to care about the young boy who was killed. I'LL GIVE BRAILIEST TO THE BRAINLIEST ANSWER.