Question

Queenie, and elderly Siberian husky could hardly walk despite surgery to repair her deterioration hindquarters. her owners watched in despair as the dog dragged her seat legs around the house like dead weight. one day queens owner by chance lifted her tail as queenie was heaving herself around suddenly the dog gait picked up and queen walked normally with her astonished owner still holding her tail

from the passage you can infer that
a. queenie's hindquarters were not deteriorating after all
b. queenie's surgery didn't work at all
c. the weight of queenie's tail on her hindquarters made it harder for her to walk
d. queenie's had good days and bad days with her walking

Answer 1

Queenie's hindquarters were not deteriorating after all. The weight of Queenie's tail on her hindquarters made it harder for her to walk.

Step-by-step explanation:

From the passage, it can be inferred that Queenie's hindquarters were not deteriorating after all. The fact that her gait picked up and she walked normally when her owner lifted her tail suggests that the weight of her tail on her hindquarters made it harder for her to walk. This indicates that her hindquarters were not the main issue causing her difficulty in walking.