9 As I sat with Sphinx, I felt petrified, wondering if I was cut out for veterinarian’s work, but as Sphinx lay there, I was drawn to him. He rolled on his back, and I lightly stroked his belly. He closed his eyes and purred lightly. Then, he did something touching. He curled around my hand, wrapped his legs around my forearm, and rubbed his face against me. A smile emerged on my face, and Dr. Farber walked through the door at that moment and complimented my bedside manner.

Based on the author's use of details and language in paragraph 9, what can you infer?
A) Dr. Farber is going to remove Sphinx.
B) The narrator makes Sphinx feel completely comfortable.
C) Sphinx can sense that the narrator feels very nervous.
D) Dr. Farber dislikes the narrator's handling of Sphinx.

Based on paragraph 9, the reader can infer that the narrator makes Sphinx feel completely comfortable. Though the narrator is unsure how to help Sphinx, Sphinx can tell that he is kind. He shows that he is comfortable by rolling over, purring, wrapping his paws around the narrator's arm, and rubbing the narrator's arm.

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