Kelly was nervous, but she remembered that Mrs. Riley told her to imagine being a swan. Kelly glided across the stage and made only one mistake in her dance this time.

Afterward, she saw Jane backstage. "That was fantastic!” Jane said. "Were you nervous?”

"Yes,” Kelly said, "but only until I turned into a swan and forgot that anyone was watching.”

"Well,” said Jane, "On Saturday, the auditorium will be filled with teachers, kids, and parents!”

"Will you be there?” Kelly asked.

"Of course! I’ll be in the front row, cheering the loudest when you win.”

What evidence supports the inference that Kelly is practicing for a dance competition? Choose two correct answers.

(A.) Mrs. Riley tells Kelly to imagine being a swan.

(B.) Kelly thinks about the number of mistakes she makes while dancing.

(C.) Kelly sees Jane backstage.

(D.) Kelly forgets that anyone is watching.

(E.) Jane says she’ll be cheering for Kelly to win on Saturday.