Answer:
Isabella's answer is SO SO wrong. She has no clue what a compound sentence is. Her sentence contains a compound subject and a compound predicate -- but it is only ONE complete (simple) sentence.
The only sentence that is compound is the one that begins with the word "Folks." THIS is a compound sentence because it is composed of two simple complete sentences connected together with the coordinating conjunction 'but.'
Explanation:
The instructions suggest that either sentence A or sentence B is a compound sentence, However, ALL of the B sentence is NOT a compound sentence -- only the sentence that starts with 'folks' as I have said.
