What did Phaeton set on fire?A.mountain tops B.cities,nations,and their people C. the earth’s surface (I’m for sure it is A and B, but not sure about C) *The answer can be more than 1* Paragraph below

Question

Please state where you find it too. ”The moon saw with astonishment her brother's chariot running beneath her own. The clouds begin to smoke, and the mountain tops take fire; the fields are parched with heat, the plants wither, the trees with their leafy branches burn, the harvest is ablaze! But these are small things. Great cities perished, with their walls and towers; whole nations with their people were consumed to ashes! The forest-clad mountains burned, Athos and Taurus and Tmolus and OEte; Ida, once celebrated for fountains, but now all dry; the Muses' mountain Helicon, and Haemus; AEtna, with fires within and without, and Parnassus, with his two peaks, and Rhodope, forced at last to part with his snowy crown. Her cold climate was no protection to Scythia, Caucasus burned, and Ossa and Pindus, and, greater than both, Olympus; the Alps high in air, and the Apennines crowned with clouds.”

Answer 1

To answer this it helps to underline the places where you see words that are the same or are synonymous with fire. The second line has three such words. "the mountain tops take fire...the tree branches burn...the harvest is ablaze..." That would be your references for two of the answers. But then you have to continue to the fourth line as the description doesn't stop. "The great cities...whole nations perish...consumed to ashes" (that last part being synonymous with something having been burned or burning). This is all followed by the list of mountains that were burned as part of this great event being described - which is simply referring back to the second line.