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In Bradford H. Robie’s “Into the Rapids,” a boy falls into the river during a rafting trip. In the short story “Black Blizzard”, Maurine V. Eleder explores the experiences of those who lived through the Dust Bowl, a time period of severe dust storms during the 1930s in parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and neighboring states.​ How do Wyatt and Betty tract in the face of these dangerous obstacles? How do there actions help them survive the dangers they face?

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Answer:

They stayed hopeful. They didn't give up or waited for sombody to help them. They relied on their strength. They told themselves not to panic, ignore the surroundings and focus on actions.

Both followed safety rules they had been taught. Their actions helped them to look for the solution. Wyatt stayed focused on the instructions given to him by his guide and this helped him survive in the water.He eventually saw his team and saved himself.

Betty tied herself to clothesline and tied clothesline to a post. This allowed her to find her way back to house along with Fancifoot

Explanation:

"Into the Rapids" is a story of a boy sailing on raft with a group of people. This raft gets overturned after hitting a canyonwall.  He falls off into the water. He follows the safety instructions given to him by his guide and is eventually able to survive.

"Black Blizzard" is a story of a girl who tries to save her clout in a sandstorm.