Good Enough 1 trudged out to his car, opened the door,and slammed it behind him in frustration. Sitting at the steering wheel, he replayed the entire flasco from the afternoon's basketball scrimmage in his mind. He envisioned the ball bouncing off the rim and landing in the hands of his opponent instead of smoothly through the net-a critical misstep that set in motion a blizzard of scoring by the other side that started with a three-point shot, followed by two more quick baskets. 2 Joey buckled his seat belt and mulled over the remarks his team captain had made after scrimmage. Although Austin had not called out Joey specifically.he had insinuated that players lacking focus and unwilling to "go the extra mile would be replaced on game day. Austin's comments stung. Joey realized he had made several blunders; however, that didn't mean he wasn't trying.In fact, he had willingly put in hours of additional practice each night at home in his driveway. For some reason though he kept making careless mistakes. 3 What really bothered Joey was that he had disappointed Austin. Joey sighed in exasperation. He knew he had a strong work ethic;unfortunately, that no longer seemed good enough. Austin's warning reverberated in his ears and made Joey question a As Joev started the car he saw the sticky note on the Use "Good Enough" to answer the following question. The language in paragraph 1 contributes to the mood of the story "Good Enough"by . A. building suspense about how Joey will perform during the next scrimmage B. creating confusion about how well Joey actually performed C. communicating the anxiety Joey feels about allowing opposing players to score against his team D. portraying the anger Joey combats as he considers the actions of teammates