Anastasia felt her eyes sting. Although she had been sitting on the couch with her laptop every morning for years, she could sti
ll feel the sleep-deprived eyes rebel. Jamaica, Anastasia thought, closing her eyes for a few seconds. Then, she searched facts about
Jamaica on the Internet and rapidly took some notes for the first hour. She had a deadline today. The chapter about Jamaica was due
at five in the evening. As always, Anastasia composed a compelling description of Jamaica and its people based on her research. Her
editor, Rafael, had faith in Anastasia's ability to capture readers' imagination. Anastasia always knew what was expected of her in
each assignment and always managed to do it right. However, Rafael never understood that all Anastasia really wanted to do was to
travel to the places she wrote about for once.
Identify the sentence that best describes the irony in this passage.
A. Anastasia can write despite the chronic sleep-deprivation.
B. A travel writer has not been to the places she describes.
C. Rafael does not know much about his travel writer.
D. The Internet provides the information that is helpful.
