Mrs. Ortega had woven the many beautiful fabrics that covered the walls in the Ortega home. Now she wanted to acquaint her daughter Mariana with the craft her own mother taught her. Mrs. Ortega started by showing Mariana how to set up the strings on a loom. She taught her to pass the yarn across the strings, weaving it over and under them. Within a few hours, she had helped Mariana weave her first small square.

From the passage, what is true of Mrs. Ortega?
A. She values tradition.
B. She owns a yarn shop.
C. She has little patience.