Which statement best describes how the chapters in "How a Cat Played Robinson Crusoe" develop the plot of the story?


Each chapter describes a season on the island; this sets the pace of the story and allows the reader to know how much time is passing.


Each chapter explains a hunting challenge the cat faces during her time on the island; this allows the reader to see that the cat never stops struggling.


Each chapter focuses on a new challenge or conflict that the cat faces while on the island; each smaller conflict helps to develop the main conflict.


Each chapter goes into great detail about the cat's feelings so we get to know the character better; this makes the reader care more about the cat.