Question

mosaic
1 a throng of passengers got off at the division street stop, so masha and molly were finally able to sit.
2 \ah, that’s better,\ molly said.
ow we can talk. masha, come to the presentation tonight. please. it’s not a social thing. it’s educational!\
3 the streetcar swayed, and masha grabbed mollys arm to steady herself. \i already told you,\ she said. \i can’t.\
4 \can’t!\ molly waved her hands as if batting away a fly. \of course you can.
based on the eleventh paragraph, what does masha mean when she says that rosie is \of\ america?
rosies parents are from america.
rosie feels fully american.
rosie was born in america.

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "of America" for Rosie, we analyze the options. The phrase "of America" in a cultural or identity context often refers to a sense of belonging or feeling American, rather than just parentage or birthplace. "Feels fully American" aligns with the idea of cultural identity, while the other options focus on more concrete, less identity - based factors (parent origin or birth location).

Answer:

Rosie feels fully American.