Which statement from the passage best supports the central idea? A. Now, Mika was not afraid of heights, and she was an excellent climber, but she was terribly afraid of cats. B. She stopped and looked around, but in the residential neighborhood where she was walking, she saw little or no activity. C. She was standing under a willow tree and, from her position on the sidewalk, could see straight up under the leaves and into the network of branches, where, about 15 feet off the ground, was a kitten, its orange coat contrasting with the green leaves of the willow. D. She made it to the first branch, pulled herself up, stood up, and then reached out tentatively to the kitten, who, to her surprise, scooted eagerly toward her, into the palm of her hand, and then up her arm and onto her shoulder.
