Who suggests telling Mr. Bailey that the group is making a documentary to obtain his surveillance footage?

• A. Mr. Bailey
• B. Yadi
• C. Alex
• D. Grandpa

Answer: (B)

This question tests recognizing who uses a plausible pretext to access private material. The best choice is the character who suggests telling Mr. Bailey that the group is making a documentary to obtain his surveillance footage. That idea shows thinking strategically about how to secure access: a documentary is a believable, non-threatening reason that can justify requesting footage and may reduce suspicion or resistance. It also demonstrates using a legitimate project as cover, which often makes a request feel permissible and cooperative rather than probing or intrusive. The person proposing this plan is looking for a practical path to get what they need without jumping straight into a demand or confrontation, which fits Yadi’s attitude in this context.

Mr. Bailey would be the person who owns or controls the footage, not the one proposing the method. Alex and Grandpa might have different approaches or motivations and don’t necessarily suggest a documentary pretext, so they don’t fit as well as Yadi in explaining why the group would frame the request this way.