Which of the following accurately illustrates how momma is affected by her return to Alabama?
A. She does not want to see old friends.
B. She is pleased that Grandma Sands is not alone.
C. She does not notice how much the city has changed.
D. She talks with a more distinct Southern accent.
I haven't read this book. Have you?
yes. It is the Watsons go to Birmingham.
That type of question is often referred to as a "surface-level" question. That is, no deep thinking is needed. The answer should be obvious when you read that part of the story. My suggestion is that you go back into the book and read or re-read that part of the story with this question in mind.
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To determine which option accurately illustrates how momma is affected by her return to Alabama, let's analyze each choice one by one using the information given.
A. She does not want to see old friends.
To determine if this option is accurate, we need to look for information in the given context that suggests momma does not want to see old friends. If there is no mention of momma's reluctance or disinterest in meeting old friends, then this option is not accurate.
B. She is pleased that Grandma Sands is not alone.
To determine if this option is accurate, we need to find information in the given context that suggests momma is pleased because Grandma Sands is not alone. If there is evidence in the text indicating that momma expresses joy or relief about Grandma Sands not being alone, then this option is accurate.
C. She does not notice how much the city has changed.
To determine if this option is accurate, we need to find information in the given context that indicates momma's lack of awareness about the changes in the city. If there is no mention of momma's obliviousness to the city's changes, then this option is not accurate.
D. She talks with a more distinct Southern accent.
To determine if this option is accurate, we need to find evidence in the given context that suggests momma's accent changes noticeably and becomes more distinct. If there is no mention of momma's accent changing in the text, then this option is not accurate.
To find the accurate option, you should carefully read the text or source material that discusses momma's return to Alabama. Look for any details, descriptions, or dialogue that explicitly state or imply how momma is affected by her return. By closely analyzing the text, you can determine which option accurately illustrates momma's situation.