What are the answers to question 8, part B regarding the story's setting, Ms. Abernathy, and the books' unique quality?

here are the answers to question 8, part B:

B) Choose and copy the correct alternatives.

a) Where is the story set?
Based on the context of "magic" and "stories" and the later question about books in a library, the most fitting setting is a place that embodies this magic.
(iii) an enchanted building

b) Who is Ms. Abernathy in the story?
Given that the story involves a library (as implied by part c), Ms. Abernathy is most likely the person in charge of it.
(iii) a librarian

c) What unique quality do the books in the library have?
The text states, "the real magic was not just in the stories feel and the adventures they allowed her to live." This indicates that the books enable the reader to experience the adventures directly.
(ii) They can make readers a part of the adventure.