Question

read this part of the story. when tara tells bryan, \pace yourself!\ what does she mean?
\we need to catch up,\ bryan said.
\pace yourself!\ tara replied. \youll see.\
a you need to paddle all by yourself.
b you need to stop paddling now.
c dont go too fast or you will become too tired.
d dont stop paddling or we will move sideways.

Explanation:

The phrase "pace yourself" means to control your speed or rate of doing something. In the context of paddling (assuming they are in a boat or canoe), it would mean not to go too fast. Option C, "Don't go too fast or you will become too tired," aligns with this meaning. Option A is incorrect as "pace yourself" has nothing to do with paddling alone. Option B is wrong because it's about controlling speed, not stopping. Option D is also incorrect as it's not about stopping paddling but about speed.

Answer:

C. Don't go too fast or you will become too tired.