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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yet they let a crowd congregate!" Gerri reeled away from the window, sick. Lane said, "I can do that a on the problem. But Lane had no more patience. They'd sweat, he thought, hating the burns out the force-globe. his hovering body this way and that. He glared down at "Why don't they clear those people out of the Square?" Gerri cried. "What? Oh, the Fans—nobody clears them out." He The humming paragrav-paks embedded beneath his his stupidity. He hadn't found out which one was which could hear the clank of caterpillar treads as the mobile ahead of time. don't teach them about their own city, that they'll be fighting seven years old up, Troopers have too much to learn about fighting. Old cybrain, a gift from the Mars. You know, the planet. Sir, she told me we could take over the city if we the Shell. nerves. Lane's own mind was his gauntlet again. He turned to Gerri. "You're okay. I wish I could let you out. Old cybrain battle again. A little red-white-and-green flag fluttered they'll fire into the room, and then we'll both be dead." Gerri stood with folded arms and looked at him. orange and blue. He shrugged away the problem. Cybrain knew what it was doing. Whose flag? The city flag was floor, inside the room, in battle-crouch. different." "When my grandparents landed on Mars, they found would be crazy scared. You're it." had a little right on my side. That's a good feeling. Nobody ever told me to feel that way about myself before. It'll be better to die knowing that." "I know," she said. check his moves ahead of time." Lane looked at Gerri. "How about giving me a kiss before they get us? Be nice if I kissed electronic brain controls his reflexes—" "At ease with that jazz," him with longings for things he couldn't name. Then he "Better than getting burned up in this lousy little room. floor. side. There's too many damn Troopers and not enough good persons like you. Old cybrain planet says stay here, but I don't "But you're safe in here!" dose of the vibray to slap her awake. "Who are you?" she said, shakily. outa-town, girlie. I ain't seen a Newyork girl with yellow hair in years. Orange or They weren't aimed at the window where the little red-white-and-green tricolor was green is the action. Whatcha Mars, too." She was pretty and clean-looking, very out-of-town. She held herself straight and her blue-violet eyes snapped at doing in the Mayor's room?" The Go to hell, old cybrain. I'm doing all right by myself. I come to see the Mayor, and him. suffer for your ignorance." Her large, dark eyes narrowed. "Who sent you?" "My cybrain sent me." She went openmouthed. "Did she ask you to?" demanded just get you in worse trouble. "You're they'll send another ambassador go over there." "Whaddaya know," said Lane. "Cybrain didn't know, no more than me." The girl noticed the dark was uncomfortable in swell of the force-globe. "What's that out there?" next time. Nothing personal—I his dress uniform. First and Gerri Kin sat on either here." side of Lane. Kin, my government will be stable, and Mars can negotiate Mars." "Planet? Oh, grooves in his face, and gray Mars. hair. Gerri shook her head. "Recognition for a new government takes time. I'm going "Gerri Kin. Look, Lane, holding me is no good. It'll that your name?" gotta go by spaceship. What's just don't like it Gerri. We won. They got a new Mayor out there in Chi. He takes orders from Newyork." Gerri Kin said, "That's I like what she told me about Mars. It's healthy, like." Klett frowned. "If I thought got too much class for me. But there was a gram of talent involved what the force-domes did. The Klett. perfect defense. But also the in your capture of the Mayor, Lane, I'd never release your cybrain." Lane shook his head. "She's "That's what bothers me. It Mayor and find out why we can't have time off. I don't play games, Gerri. I go right to the top." calls for a revision in our tactics. against us." "I just didn't want her to be hurt." "Exactly. The computer your cybrain. But you introduced a totally unpredictable factor—human emotion. maintained—that the deadliest thought you were important." She "What do you mean?" asked hands together, calmly looking at him. "I am. But you are too, to them. Mars is millions of miles away, and Colonel Klett. stood there with her being." Now a rumble of many that Gerri Kin had pointed out as the Mayor's suite. walls. "Lane is holding the Martian Ambassador, Gerri Kin, hostage. You can see the Martian tricolor behind his force-globe. is a globe of energy similar to the one which protects Newyork from aerial attack." Lane grinned back at Gerri Kin. "Whole town's down there." Then his grin faded. Nice-looking, nice-talking girl like this probably cared a lot more about dying than he did. Why the hell didn't they give him a chance to let her out? Maybe he could do it now. Cybrain said no. It said the second he dropped his force-screen, they'd blast this room to hell. Poor girl from Mars, she didn't have a chance. Gerri Kin put her hand to her forehead. "Why did you have to pick my room? Why million people living under a Shell like worms in a corpse. Earth is sick and it's going to kill me. What's going to happen?" Lane looked sadly at her. be so near getting killed when he met one he liked? Now that she was showing a little less fear and anger, she was talking straight to him. She was good, but she wasn't acting as if she was too good for him. "They'll start shooting pretty sorry about you." her feet. Built, Lane saw. Mars is. You don't know what Lane shrugged. He carried on the conversation disinterestedly, important?" "Yes. The more I see of this city and its people, the more important I realize they are. you? I'll bet you're perfect "Specialization," said the girl from Mars. "What?" "Specialization. Everyone because they're not trained to do anything." night." "Why?" "Because they're afraid of cities, with the Shells, were safe from bombs. They learned to be self-sufficient under the Shells. They were so safe, so isolated, that national governments Chi and conquered it." "We scared them, huh?" Gerri said, "You scared them so much that they were afraid to let you have a furlough in the city when you them so much that they'll let me be killed. They'll actually risk trouble with Mars just to kill you." "I'm sorry about you. I mean it, I like—" him to the carpet, deafened and blinded him. He recovered and saw Gerri a few feet away, dazed, groping on hands and knees. on a staff below the window. "But just one. Gotcha, cybrain. I can beat that." Again an enormous, brain-shattering concussion. Again Lane and Gerri were thrown to the floor. But this Lane laughed boyishly and ran to the window. "Look!" he called to Gerri. There around the open space sprawled dozens of tiny black

<question>:
How does Gerri feel about Earth?

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A Gerri does not like the Earth. The climate is terrible.
B She does not like Earth. She thinks the people are uncivilized.
C She loves Earth. She is going to move to Earth permanently.
D Gerri likes the Earth, it's the Earthlings she's not sure about.

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B