Amy was the owner of two parcels of land, one known as Ashacre, and the other known as Alleyacre. By a deed dated January 1, she granted Ashacre "to Baptist Church for as long as the realty is used as a home for the needy, but if said realty shall ever cease to be used as a home for the needy, to Second Harvest." By a deed dated January 2, she granted Alleyacre "to Husband for life, remainder to Daughter, but if the realty shall ever be used for any purpose other than residential, to Second Harvest."

Second Harvest has a valid future interest in

Select one:

a. Ashacre only.

b. Alleyacre only.

c. Ashacre and Alleyacre.

d. Neither Ashacre nor Alleyacre.

Assuming that Second Harvest's interest in Alleyacre is valid, it is best described as a

Select one:

a. vested remainder subject to divestment upon a condition subsequent.

b. contingent remainder.

c. shifting executory interest.

d. springing executory interest.