What is the correct way to express Susan's feelings about the mountain climb?

The correct choice effectively conveys a sense of finality regarding Susan's feelings about the mountain climb. By stating that "Susan has no plans to climb that mountain again," it implies that she has made a conscious decision not to repeat the experience. This reflects a sentiment that is either negative or disillusioned with the climb, suggesting that her previous experience was not enjoyable enough to warrant a return.

The other options suggest different attitudes toward the activity. One option indicates a lack of enjoyment but does not specifically state a decision about future climbs. Another implies a decision that has already been made to avoid climbing again, but in a less conclusive manner than actually expressing no future plans. The last option contradicts the sentiment conveyed in the correct choice altogether, suggesting a strong determination to climb again, which implies a positive experience, contrary to what is being expressed in the correct answer.