Put the words in the correct order to make sentences from the article. Then go through it and underline the evidence the writer uses to support each of these statements. 1.so/the/beautiful /once/Quiller River/was
2.situation/alarming/is/the
3.the/river/and/look at/banks/just

1. Once, the Quiller River was so beautiful.
- The evidence the writer uses to support this statement can be found in the word "once," indicating that the river used to be beautiful.

2. The situation is alarming.
- There is no evidence provided in this sentence to support the statement. It is a general statement about the situation without any specific evidence mentioned.

3. Just look at the river and banks.
- The evidence the writer uses to support this statement is the phrase "just look at," which suggests that observing the river and banks will provide evidence for the statement.