Question

read this part from the selection. when margaritas mother said this, she meant that she
a thought she saw her daughter, but actually saw someone else.
b could see her daughters photo in many newspapers.
c was really with her daughter in all those places.
d was happy that her daughter was safe at home.
\i really see you, margarita,\ her mamá said. \i see you everywhere today. on the street corner, at the coffee shop, even on the kitchen table.\

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: The mother's statement doesn't imply mistaking someone else for her daughter. The places mentioned (street corner, coffee shop, kitchen table) don't suggest misidentification.
• Option B: If the daughter's photo is in many newspapers, it would be visible in various public or common places (like street corners, coffee shops, kitchen table via newspapers). This fits the mother's statement of seeing her "everywhere".
• Option C: The mother can't be physically with her daughter in all those places simultaneously.
• Option D: The statement is about seeing her "everywhere" not about being happy she's safe at home.

Answer:

B. could see her daughter's photo in many newspapers.