The Forgotten Girl Question 3 of 10
What did Iris notice about the picture she took of Avery Moore's grave?
A
The name on the grave marker was Iris Rose, not Avery Moore.
B
A tattered wooden broom was lying in the snow next to the grave.
C
The ground was covered in lush, green grass instead of deep, white snow.
D
In the back corner, there was a dark, smudgy shadow that looked like a girl.

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