Question

After the race, Billy came up to Sheila panting congratulations that was a great race I thought I really had too much of the last two but when I saw your shift up instead of down I just felt like giving up I guess you're a lot stronger than I am or a lot smarter she thought to herself the last pill of the race with a steep uphill stretch followed by a long downhill to the Finish Line Sheila had glanced over her shoulder at the bottom of the uphill portion to see Billy's Phoenix word got the pour it on she had thought to herself normally she would have shifted down and started telling faster but she had an idea she's just up to a harder gear instead of up out of the seat on the handlebars as she bore down on the title to get up some speed on keeping the bike leaving under her end the crest of the Hill Glass and her help helmet mirror the closest cyclist Billy was still struggling halfway up the hill Sheila grid tucking into a wide killing wind killing crowd and sped down the backside of the hill to the finish line.

A. Which of the events in the story happened first?
B. What happened just after Sheila shifted to a harder gear and stood up?
C. What happened just after Sheila reached the crest of the Hill?
D. what was the last thing that happened in the story?
E. At what point in the race did Sheila Ashley win it?
F. What happened after Sheila won the race?

Answer 1

Sheila shifted to a harder gear and stood up. Sheila reached the crest of the Hill. Billy came up to Sheila and congratulated her. Sheila won the race. After winning the race, it is not mentioned what happened next.

Step-by-step explanation:

The events in the story happened in the following order:

1. Sheila shifted to a harder gear and stood up.
2. Sheila reached the crest of the Hill.
3. Billy came up to Sheila and congratulated her.
4. Sheila won the race.
5. After winning the race, it is not mentioned what happened next.

Sheila Ashley won the race after reaching the crest of the hill and speeding down the backside of the hill to the finish line. After winning the race, it is not mentioned what happened next.