A Surprise in My Family History: Grandma Maeve's Soda Bread Friendship Question

Question

4. How does Grandma Maeve think soda bread can help Eileen make friends in New York? A. She thinks Eileen can be the person to finally give away their secret family soda bread recipe so she can make friends. B. She thinks that Eileen can take soda bread to school and share it with others to make friends. C. She thinks that Eileen can find other friends that are good at cooking by showing off her own cooking skills. D. She thinks Eileen can also use food to make friends by inviting people to compare Chicago and New York pizza.

Accepted Answer

B

Answer

Step 1: Recall the core plot of the story *A Surprise in My Family History*: Grandma Maeve uses her family soda bread as a way to connect with others, and she encourages Eileen to use the same method of sharing food to build relationships. Step 2: Analyze each option: Option A is incorrect because the family soda bread recipe is presented as a treasured secret, not something to be given away. Option C is incorrect because the focus is on sharing, not showing off cooking skills. Option D is incorrect because the story centers on soda bread, not comparing pizza. Option B matches the story's message of sharing homemade soda bread to connect with new people.