input: Text: Castaways of Eros By NELSON S. BOND Two families fought for the title to Eros, and only one could win. One had to outsmart the other—and both had to win over the unscrupulous United Ores Corporation. It was a problem worthy of a Solomon—and it had an ending even those embittered rivals could not foresee. Bobby couldn't help wishing Pop would stand up just a little bit straighter. Not that he was ashamed of Pop; it wasn't that at all. It was just that the Patrolman stood so straight, his shoulders broad and firm. Standing beside him made Pop look sort of thin and puny; his chest caved in like he was carrying a heavy weight on his shoulders. That was from studying things through a microscope. Anyhow, decided Bobby with a fierce loyalty, that S.S.P. man probably wouldn't even know what to look for if somebody put a microscope in front of him. Even if he was big and sturdy and broad-shouldered in his space blues. Mom said, "Bobby, what are you muttering about? Do stop fidgeting!" Bobby said, "Yessum," and glared at Moira, as if she, in some obscure way, were to blame for his having been reprimanded right out here in the middle of Long Island Spaceport, where everybody could hear and laugh at him. But Moira, studying the handsome S.S.P. man surreptitiously, did not notice. Dick was fixing something in the ship. Eleanor stood quietly beside Mom, crooning softly to The Pooch
  Question: How would the family's attitude towards their first days on Eros been different if the spaceship hadn't landed in the water?
  
   (A) The family would be largely unaffected because supplies were temporary, and they needed to quickly find more sustainable resources regardless.
   (B) The family would no longer have felt uncertain about their future if they had all their supplies from the spaceship.
   (C) The family would have been more confident in their survival if they had not lost so much supplies.
   (D) The family knew they would successfully survive with or without their supplies from the spaceship.
  Answer:
output: The family would have been more confident in their survival if they had not lost so much supplies.