Which statement best explains the main conflict and resolution in "How a Cat Played Robinson Crusoe"? a. The cat learns how to hunt. She does not starve to death on the island.

b. The cat faces many adversaries, including rats and owls. However, she persists and is able to overcome each.

c. The cat is abandoned on an island. She adapts to the wilderness and survives until her family returns.

d. The family worries about the cat. They are overjoyed to discover that the cat is alive when they return.