Read the passage:

"Taking notes, the police officer had Julie and Rebecca explain again exactly what they found. He smiled as they got into his patrol car and took a ride to the 'crime scene.' Looking down in the sand, his demeanor changed from tolerant to serious. He took pictures of the scene. Soon they were joined by another police officer, and then the officers roped off the area."

What does the police officer think of the girls' story before they arrive at the scene?

A. He is worried about what the girls tell him they found.
B. He is nervous about the situation.
C. He is serious about the information.
D. He is amused by the story and does not take it seriously.



Answer :

Final answer:

The police officer considers the girls' story as serious before they arrive at the scene.


Explanation:

The police officer thinks of the girls' story as serious before they arrive at the scene. He takes notes, smiles as they get into his patrol car, but his demeanor changes to serious when they reach the 'crime scene.' This indicates he is taking the situation seriously and not amused by the story.


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