Question

Read the following story summary:

Fran is a college student who wants to please her father, Guy, so bad that she will often tell him anything just to make him proud of her. Her father doesn't quite understand her motives though and thinks she's just a habitual liar.Which scenes best convey the basic elements of this story?

A. Fran and her father sit across from each other at the dinner table waiting on their food to be served. Every once in a while, they exchange angry glares, but they never actually say anything.

B. "And that's why I'm taking a stand for animal rights," says Fran, proudly. Guy looks away. "So I guess that means you don't want to go to the zoo with me."

C. Fran and her father stand in a line for tickets outside a movie theater. "I heard you didn't do so well in your French class," says Guy. Fran looks stunned. "No, that's not true!"

D. Fran and her father sit in the lobby outside the emergency room. Guy leans forward, holding his head in his hands. Fran puts her arm around Guy and comforts him as best she can.

Answer 1

Answer:the answer is B

And that’s why I’m taking a stand for animal rights says Fran guy looks away so I guess you don’t wanna go to the zoo with me blah blah blah

Step-by-step explanation:

(CORRECTION)

It seems there is multiple answers, if your question starts with “Guy and his college aged daughter, fran, used to do everything together” the answer SHOULD be B

Answer 2

C. Fran and her father stand in a line for tickets outside a movie theater. "I heard you didn't do so well in your French class," says Guy. Fran looks stunned. "No, that's not true!"

Step-by-step explanation:

This is the sentence that best describes this conflict. In this sentence, we can clearly see how the relationship between Fran and her father works in real life. We know Fran lies in order to make her father proud, but that her father believes she is just a habitual liar. In this sentence, Fran lies about her grades, even though her father already knows she did not do well. It is likely that Fran is lying in order to impress him but that the father thinks she is simply lying.