What is this passage describing?
Sally was proud of herself for talking about the issue with her best friend. It all worked out for the best.
resolution
setting
character
conflict
The passage is describing the resolution of a conflict. Sally is proud of herself for talking about the issue with her best friend, which implies that there was an issue or conflict that has now been resolved.
This passage is describing the resolution of a conflict.
To determine what this passage is describing, we can analyze the keywords and context provided.
The sentence mentions that Sally talked about an issue with her best friend, and that everything worked out for the best. This suggests that the passage is describing the resolution of a particular situation.
Therefore, the correct answer is "resolution".