input: Text: RETIEF OF THE RED-TAPE MOUNTAIN by KEITH LAUMER Retief knew the importance of sealed orders—and the need to keep them that way! "It's true," Consul Passwyn said, "I requested assignment as principal officer at a small post. But I had in mind one of those charming resort worlds, with only an occasional visa problem, or perhaps a distressed spaceman or two a year. Instead, I'm zoo-keeper to these confounded settlers. And not for one world, mind you, but eight!" He stared glumly at Vice-Consul Retief. "Still," Retief said, "it gives an opportunity to travel—" "Travel!" the consul barked. "I hate travel. Here in this backwater system particularly—" He paused, blinked at Retief and cleared his throat. "Not that a bit of travel isn't an excellent thing for a junior officer. Marvelous experience." He turned to the wall-screen and pressed a button. A system triagram appeared: eight luminous green dots arranged around a larger disk representing the primary. He picked up a pointer, indicating the innermost planet. "The situation on Adobe is nearing crisis. The confounded settlers—a mere handful of them—have managed, as usual, to stir up trouble with an intelligent indigenous life form, the Jaq. I can't think why they bother,
  Question: How did the trouble between the Jaqs and the colonists begin?
  
   (A) The Flapjacks ambushed a colonist settlement and killed everyone in it.
   (B) The colonists started systematically moving the Flapjacks to reservations consisting of land that couldn't be farmed, and dumped them on the reservations with the clothes on their backs.
   (C) Colonists were harassing the Flapjacks in town, treating them like pariah, and some of the younger Flapjacks snapped and started brawling with colonists, who retaliated, and it spiraled from there.
   (D) The colonists initially thought that they were just some kind of animal indigenous to Adobe, and one of them shot one for sport.
  Answer:
output: The colonists initially thought that they were just some kind of animal indigenous to Adobe, and one of them shot one for sport.