1. Which piece of evidence explains the cause of older players' admiration for Coco's maturityi (A) "I think because so much time has passed, sometimes I'll look at the way the game is played noward P'll think, 'Did I play the same game?" she said on July 12. (B) The hoopla surrounding Coco overshadowed Shriver's march, which turned heads when she upset then-No. 1 Martina Navratilova in the semifinals before falling to No. 2 Chris Evert in the final (C) She had a slower, stair-step process throughout the tournament while Coco's "went zoom, right away, with the win over Venus," Shriver said. (D) "I felt like her reactions and the way she carried herself were terrific. Terrific and refreshing and brought a really fun element to the first eight days of the championship," Shriver said.​

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