5. Which statement best summarizes how the text is structured and organized?
O A The passage is divided into three sections: the
introduction of Lobo and his exploits, the introduction
of the narrator and his failed attempts to trap Lobo,
and the successful trapping of Lobo.
B The passage is divided into three sections: the legend
of Lobo, the life of Lobo (as seen through the narrator's
personal experience), and the death of Lobo.
C The passage is divided into three sections, based on
how the narrator views Lobo: first as an intelligent and
sensible being, then as a clever quarry, and finally as a
cruel nuisance.
D The passage is told chronologically as a typical
narrative.