What did the shopkeepers assume after Andy and Rob left a store without incident?

• A. They would spend more money later
• B. They were going to come back to rob them
• C. They were lost and needed help
• D. They would tell others about the store

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is making an inference about someone’s motive from their behavior. When Andy and Rob leave the store without incident, the shopkeepers read that calm exit as a sign they might return to commit a robbery. It’s about using what you observe to predict what someone is planning to do next, based on prior context and suspicious behavior.

That’s why the best choice is that they planned to rob them again: the shopkeepers’ reaction isn’t about spending more money, needing help, or spreading the word, but about anticipating future criminal action. The other options don’t fit because nothing in the scene suggests those outcomes.