The biblical story of David and Goliath is about a young shepherd, David, who surprisingly defeats the giant Goliath in a battle between the two of them. In the passage "Facing a Giant," what are two ways that the allusion to David and Goliath helps develop the theme of never giving up?

The narrator overcomes her fear of her opponent and focuses on securing a win for her team.
The narrator gains confidence about her ability to play softball by overcoming her opponent.
The narrator does not back away from the tough task of facing the all-star pitcher.
The narrator must face the all-star pitcher because she needs her team to win the match.
The narrator's victory inspires her whole team to play their best for the rest of the game.