Read
the following lines of dialogue spoken by Grandma Sands in Chapter 12 of The
Watsons Go to Birmingham1963 Lona, things are different from
what they were when you left. Nearly everything changes. Your daddys been gone
for almost twenty years . . . Now Mr. Roberts is my dearest friend.

What do these lines most likely reveal about Grandma Sands?

A.She misses her first husband.
B.She has moved forward with her life.
C.She intends to marry Mr. Roberts.
D.She is afraid of the changes occurring in the South.

Question

Read 
the following lines of dialogue spoken by Grandma Sands in Chapter 12 of The 
Watsons Go to Birmingham1963 Lona, things are different from 
what they were when you left. Nearly everything changes. Your daddys been gone 
for almost twenty years . . . Now Mr. Roberts is my dearest friend.

What do these lines most likely reveal about Grandma Sands?
		
  A.She misses her first husband.
  B.She has moved forward with her life.
 C.She intends to marry Mr. Roberts.
D.She is afraid of the changes occurring in the South.

anonymous · Answer

B, because she's saying "Now Mr.Roberts is my dearest friend," implying that she has new interests, and isn't dwelling on her husband's departure.