Use The Method of Markers applet to answer the question below.

Alice(A), Bailey(B), and Connie(C) want to divide a group of 12 giftcards: 3 restaurant gift cards(R), 6 clothing store gift cards(C), and 3 movie theater ticket gift cards(M). Alice enjoys each type of gift card. Bailey loves to shop for clothes. Connie loves to go out to eat. Use the Method of Markers applet to place eachperson's markers according to their preference. The two left over gift cards are divided by a random lottery in which Connie chooses first and Bailey chooses second. The gift cards are arranged as follows.

Which of the following scenarios best describes the final division of gift cards?

A.

Alice receives two movie theater cards and one each of restaurant and clothing store cards. Most of the gift cards Bailey receives are ones she really wants. One of the gift cards Connie receives is one she really wants.

B.

Alice receives more than three of the same gift card.

C.

Alice receives two movie theater cards and one each of the restaurant and clothing store cards. Bailey doesn't receive any gift card she wants. Connie is very unhappy with the gift cards she receives.

D.

Bailey does not receive the type of gift cards she wants most.