Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

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was humane about sending me? assures me there'll along to write up the first said as much to Lloyd and he told me to shut up. Moss all over the cliff walls. Swell luck for Kroger. We've found Kroger and Pat, with the help of the aliens. Or maybe they want the human Jones calls them. They took away our rifles and brought us right to Kroger and Pat, they won't tell me about them." "Nonsense," said Louie, sipping carefully at a paper cup of scalding which one we came in through, and neither can anyone else. Jones asked me what the hell I kept writing in the diary for, did I want to But I said where there's life there's hope, and now he won't talk I got up from the chair in his office and stepped to the door. "That's dishonest," I pointed out. left us here, and we're out of rations. Kroger tried talking to the guard once, but he (or it) made a whistling it. Actually, it's we who are coming And, of course, me. I've met all but the pilot (he's very "What was it?" I asked Lloyd in sideways. Pat said maybe we can swim to safety. Kroger told Pat he was in the heart of the planet, says Kroger. "What the hell," says Pat, "it's better than starving." It is not. and right now he's telling jokes in the washroom with the co-pilot. Jones (that's the co-pilot gives the general appearance of belonging I does He keeps bent low over a welded-to-the-wall microphone to the pilot. His hair back with them. The stream sides Kroger tells me that the pilot's name is Patrick Desmond, but that I can call him Pat when I get to know him better. So far, he's still Captain Desmond to me. I haven't sticky. because of the dust storm down below. that he does "I don't get it," I said politely, coffee (they like it thick) and told when he'd finished his spiel. I still haven't met the pilot. make him look rather mean, but he was pleasant enough, and said I could call him Pat. I still don't know Jones' first name, though Pat spoke to him, and it sounded like "Which tunnel do we take?" asked Pat, his eyes aglow at the thought of escape. Kroger shrugged. "We'll have to it that Pat said was the Earth. The back of the Moon isn't much different from the front. As to the none of the dots move, except in a circle that Pat says is a "torque" be for biting something more substantial than moss, Kroger." "We'll risk it," said Pat. "It's better to go down fighting than to die of starvation." But there's some kind of a "drag." I told him I hoped it didn't mean we'd land on Mars upside down. He result from the gyroscopic spin we're in. Actually, he explained to place no matter how much we spin. tongues, and drooling dry coal dust, but Pat swung one of his boots in an arc that splashed all over the ground in front of them, and they and he went away. I went to the galley for coffee We're going back . Pat says that a week is all we were allowed told me later he needed it to back up a star map. Pat slept mostly all day in his to stay and that it's urgent to return compartment, and Jones sat and "Why," I said, "can't we just tell it on the radio?" "Because," said Pat, "if we tell them now, by the time we get back we'll be yesterday's news. This way sugar). watched the screen revolve. There poem, sort of. Mary, Mary, quite contrary, "But they'll ask why we didn't radio the info, sir," said Jones uneasily. "The radio," said Pat, nodding to Lloyd, "was unfortunately broken shortly after landing." log, and I saw his signature. His name is Fleance, like in "Macbeth." He prefers to be called Jones. Pat uses his first name as a gag. Some fun. He wrote something in the ship's but Pat says there's less gravity on Mars, so escape velocity didn't I'll be the one to quit. Kroger is busy in his cramped lab space trying to classify the little the Wind Jones and Pat are up front watching wasn't much to do, so I wrote a there are two baby Martians loose on board ship. Pat told him he was nuts, but there are certain signs he's right. Like the missing with copious interpolations by Mr. all those sly digs at the aristocracy, Thackeray in case you didn't get on the screen today. It seems to be gone. Pat has declared a state of emergency. descending from overhead, but Pat Quick thinking, that's Pat. Lloyd, before he remembered and We've all grown beards, too. Pat when we were in that zoo. They're says that that's the "torque" doing prize. I asked Pat what the prize was and he told me to go to hell. June 18, 1961 Mars has learning something, maybe, about When he told Pat, Pat put it to a vote whether or not to jettison Kroger through the airlock. However, Martian reproductive processes. sign of canals, but Pat says that's I have to go to my bunk. It's all foam rubber, nylon braid supports Jones had brought them aboard. So Kroger stays, but meanwhile the air is getting worse. Pat suggested Kroger put us all into a state of suspended animation till landing It's nice to have a "down below" said, "How?" Air is foul and I'm very much dust in it to be any fun to inhale. He's all for going out and have to show themselves. Pat says what do we do then ? We looking for lichen, but Pat says he's got to set up camp, then get instructions thirsty. Kroger says that at least—when the Martians get bigger—they'll little Martians. Jones says he'll go down spitting. Pat says why not dismantle interior of rocket to find out where they're holing up? Fine idea. Jones won the beard contest. Pat the ship), and Jones threw it away. He doesn't smoke. June 20, 1961 Got lost today. Pat told me not to go too far from camp, so, when I took a stroll, I made sure next instant it was gone. Turned on my radio pack and got hold of Pat. Told him what happened, and he told Kroger. Kroger a lifelong diet of anthracite. Pat couldn't have guessed at the carbohydrates present in the bread after to make a landing. Pat says at least our vector will carry us to Earth and we can die on our home planet, which is better when he got to me. than you." He shuddered. "Ran off when we fired." "Where," said Jones, "are Pat and Kroger?" I didn't know. I hadn't seen "Damned if I know," he said. "It Martian is still with us. He's where There wasn't anything on the radio but static. Pat and Kroger haven't come back yet, either. June 21, 1961 We're going to look for Kroger and Pat today. Jones says we'd better before another windstorm blows away the jeep tracks. Fortunately, It's later must be happy to have found his Needless to say, we're no longer heroes. I haven't heard from Pat or Lloyd for a week. Jones was picked up attacking a candy factory yesterday, of Pat or Kroger yet, but the sand here is hard-packed and damp, and the President. Transcriber's Note:

<question>:
How does Pat feel about the narrator?

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A Pat thinks the narrator is an idiot. He cannot believe the space agency allowed the journalist to tag along.
B Pat is highly annoyed to have an untrained passenger like the narrator aborad for this long, scientific journey.
C Pat thinks the narrator is simple-minded and tells him as much.
D Pat hates the narrator. Pat tells him to go to hell.

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B