How did Peak manage to climb skyscrapers without being caught?

• A. He used a helicopter to the roof.
• B. He studied the buildings inside and out, planned exits (elevators), taped the roof door, and slept in the stairwell until morning.
• C. He bribed guards to let him go.
• D. He used a hidden underground tunnel.

Answer: (B)

The key idea is using thorough knowledge of the building and its routines to move without drawing attention. Peak studies the inside and out, learns the best routes and exits, and leverages the building’s own systems to stay undetected. He uses elevators to navigate between floors efficiently, tapes the roof door to control access, and sleeps in the stairwell until morning to avoid lingering security checks. This combination shows how careful reconnaissance, knowing where to go, and timing can let someone ascend stealthily, rather than relying on external help or unlikely shortcuts. The other ideas—using a helicopter, bribing guards, or an underground tunnel—don’t fit the story’s approach, which centers on methodical planning and adapting to the building itself.