According to Krakauer, how many people visited the bus in 1992?

According to Krakauer, how many people visited the bus in 1992?

• A. Six people in three separate parties
• B. Two people
• C. Four people in two groups
• D. Ten people in a single party

Answer: (A)

This question tests recall of a detail from Krakauer’s account about visits to the bus in 1992. According to Krakauer, six people visited the bus that year, spread across three separate parties. This detail highlights how only a small number of visitors encountered the bus at that time, before it became a more famous symbol of McCandless’s story. The other numbers don’t align with Krakauer’s description: two people would understate the year’s activity, four people in two groups doesn’t reach the six visitor total, and ten in a single party would exceed what Krakauer notes.

This question tests recall of a detail from Krakauer’s account about visits to the bus in 1992. According to Krakauer, six people visited the bus that year, spread across three separate parties. This detail highlights how only a small number of visitors encountered the bus at that time, before it became a more famous symbol of McCandless’s story. The other numbers don’t align with Krakauer’s description: two people would understate the year’s activity, four people in two groups doesn’t reach the six visitor total, and ten in a single party would exceed what Krakauer notes.