By the time we found our way back to the car, the sun was high in the sky. We had taken three hours to complete a hike we usually finished in forty-five minutes Yet the hike felt shorter then ever. As we drove off, I remembered something else my grandmother used to say: "Miami time passes all too quickly." 14. F. NO CHANGE G. more shorter then H. the shortest than J. shorter than Question 15 asks about the preceding passage as a whole. 15. Suppose the writer's goal had been to write a brief essay conveying a personal experience with "Miami time - Would this essay successfully fulfill that goal? A. Yes, because it presents the narrator's firsthand experience of a morning spent in Miami time. B. Yes.because it reveals that after a conversation with the grandmother, the narrator decided to live in Miami time. C. No, because it shares the views of more than one person with regard to the meaning of Miami time. D. No, hecause the term "Miami time" belonged to the grandmother, not to the narrator.