The little boy climbed_ the wall and looked_ to see what was going on.
Correct answer: A. up; over
- A. up; over
- B. over; up
- C. up; down
- D. on; down
Explanation
Explanation:The correct answer is A. up; overThe sentence should read: "The little boy climbed up the wall and looked over to see what was going on."Here's a breakdown of the correct sentence:- "Climbed up" indicates the boy's upward movement on the wall.- "Looked over" means he peeked over the top of the wall to observe what was happening.
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