In "Charles," why does Laurie's mother initially worry that kindergarten might be too unsettling for Laurie?

A.
He has become very quiet and tells his parents very little about what happens at school each day.

B.
He is having trouble sleeping at night and is asking both his parents why his younger sister does not have to go to school.

C.
He is behaving rudely at home and telling stories about the misbehavior of Charles.

D.
He is begging her to let him stay home rather than return to school each day.

Question

In "Charles," why does Laurie's mother initially worry that kindergarten might be too unsettling for Laurie?	
 
 A.
He has become very quiet and tells his parents very little about what happens at school each day.
 
 B.
He is having trouble sleeping at night and is asking both his parents why his younger sister does not have to go to school.
 
 C.
He is behaving rudely at home and telling stories about the misbehavior of Charles.
 
 D.
He is begging her to let him stay home rather than return to school each day.

anonymous · Answer

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