Read the passage carefully. Sarina was born in Puerto Rico, a small island in the Caribbean Sea that is an unincorporated territ
ory of the United States. She moved to Miami, Florida, with her parents and her brother a few years ago, but her grandma, whom she loves dearly, stayed behind. Sarina misses her grandma every single day but has found many ways to make her feel close. Her favorite thing to do is to bake the cookies they used to make together. Then, while eating them, she savors every taste of the memories they evoke. Which connection can the reader make that is a text-to-world connection?
A) My grandmother still lives in Puerto Rico, and my brother and I video chat with her on Saturdays because we miss her so much.
B) I saw a news story about a Puerto Rican boy living in New York who calls home weekly to sing to his grandmother.
C) I am reading a book about a Puerto Rican family who moves to the US mainland, while the grandparents choose to stay behind.
D) Our neighbors moved here from Puerto Rico two years ago, and the family tells us that they miss their grandparents, who still live there.
I believe this is an 'internal' conflict, because she has to decide on whether to confront her two opposing thoughts of whether to defend the people who hate her or to use violence to gain human rights
