[originaltext]Amy Martinez, 12, was walking to middle school in Santa Ana, Cali

Amy Martinez, 12, was walking to middle school in Santa Ana, California, when she was confronted by a woman. “She just came up to me and went like this,” Amy said,
simulating a bear-hug. “And then she started walking with me away.” Amy screamed out for help and that’s when a good Samaritan, who was driving south on Main Street after dropping her child off to school, saw what was happening and quickly jumped into action. She told the suspect that she was Amy’s mother and demanded that she let Amy go. “I was basically yelling, ‘Let her go,’ so as soon as my voice changed, she let her go and Amy walked into my car,” the good Samaritan said. She then took Amy to school and called the police. Amy said she considers the woman who came to her as a hero. “I want to say thank you for saving my life and you’re my hero,” she said.
Questions 1 and 2 are based on the news report you have just heard.
1. What was Amy doing when she was confronted by a woman?
2. How did the good Samaritan prevent the kidnapping?