We went for a totally easy hike in the woods last weekend.
We just took a stroll through some forest filled with poison
ivy, and then a huge storm came out of nowhere. I fell
trying to find shelter and twisted my ankle, but it was no
big deal. Then we were chased by a bear, so that was
mildly amusing. We'll probably do it again next weekend,
but we should probably go somewhere a little more
challenging so it's not so dull.
What most likely true about the author?
O
A. The author thinks the hike was exciting.
O
B. The author thinks the hike was too easy.
O
C. The author thinks the hike was boring.
O
D. The author thinks the hike was harrowing.

Explanation: The author sees twisting his ankle and being chased by a bear as no big deal when the ordinary person would see that as scary. These two details rule out A. The author thinks the hike was exciting, and D. The author thinks the hike was harrowing. This leave you with B. The author thinks the hike was too easy and C. The author thinks the hike was boring. I am inclined to believe that the answer is B. The author thinks the hike was too easy, since the author states in the very beginning that the hike was "totally" easy and he also states that being chased by a bear was "mildly" amusing.

Hope this helps! :)