In the evening we decided to pitch camp as the weather was not encouraging. The wind was high and gathering storm clouds predicted a wild wet night. Moreover, we had arrived at a spot which looked promising for a camp.
A level expanse in the lee of a high hill afforded some shelter from the wind, fresh water was near at hand in a stream which flowed across the plain, a copse of trees provided adequate supplies of fuel, and the dry grasses which abounded on the hillside would enhance the comfort of our beds.
Each member of the party was allotted a task. Some erected the tents, others prepared a scanty meal, yet others attended to the needs of the ponies that were now exhausted after a very strenuous day. As the angry sun sank, the bustle of activity was hushed into silence and each man settled down to sleep.
This passage is about the selection of

Options

A. a suitable home
B. a suitable place for animals
C. a suitable place to camp
D. a suitable route for trekking

Answer

C