Question

1. how does maria’s attitude towards her family change throughout the text? a. maria’s attitude swings between feeling loved by her family to feeling unappreciated. b. maria’s attitude shifts from worrying about her family to being incredibly angry with them. c. maria remains angry with her family from when they leave for vacation until they return. d. maria feels guilty throughout the text, for being mean to her family and not going on vacation with them.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option B: A shift from worrying to being angry is less likely as the text (assuming typical narrative) about family attitude change often involves feeling loved vs unappreciated.
• Option C: Staying angry throughout is extreme and less common in family - related attitude arcs.
• Option D: Feeling guilty throughout is not a typical attitude change pattern; it's more about a static guilt which is not a change.
• Option A: Swinging between feeling loved and unappreciated is a common and plausible attitude change in family - related narratives, as family dynamics can lead to such shifts in perception of how one is treated.

Answer:

A. Maria's attitude swings between feeling loved by her family to feeling unappreciated.