passage\nhectic day at work, my three - year - old twins quarreling in the backseat, i take a short detour…

passage\nhectic day at work, my three - year - old twins quarreling in the backseat, i take a short detour. i turn off the gridlocked highway, onto a stretch of route 66 that is, surrounded by arid new mexico hills. when were nearly three miles into our detour, i roll down the windows. looking pointedly into the rearview mirror, windows rolled down, i say something about not throwing anything out of the car, but neither boy is listening. i check my speed. a carefully, i steer toward the fog line. “here it is, boys!” i yell at the backseat, the passenger - side tires finding the rumble strips etched into the asphalt.\nquestion 2 of 7\nquestion 2 refers to the underlined passage text (into the rearview mirror, windows rolled down.)\nwhich choice is least redundant in context?\nno change\ninto the rearview mirror, three miles into our detour,\nbehind me by looking into the rearview mirror,\ninto the rearview mirror,

passage\nhectic day at work, my three - year - old twins quarreling in the backseat, i take a short detour. i turn off the gridlocked highway, onto a stretch of route 66 that is, surrounded by arid new mexico hills. when were nearly three miles into our detour, i roll down the windows. looking pointedly into the rearview mirror, windows rolled down, i say something about not throwing anything out of the car, but neither boy is listening. i check my speed. a carefully, i steer toward the fog line. “here it is, boys!” i yell at the backseat, the passenger - side tires finding the rumble strips etched into the asphalt.\nquestion 2 of 7\nquestion 2 refers to the underlined passage text (into the rearview mirror, windows rolled down.)\nwhich choice is least redundant in context?\nno change\ninto the rearview mirror, three miles into our detour,\nbehind me by looking into the rearview mirror,\ninto the rearview mirror,

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Brief Explanations:

The original "into the rear - view mirror, windows rolled down" has redundant description. Just "into the rear - view mirror" is sufficient to convey the action of looking into the mirror. The other options add unnecessary or redundant information.

Answer:

D. into the rearview mirror,