Answer: I would contend that the right answer is the D) Guy stands in the doorway of his kitchen, holding the phone to his ear. "Yes, I'm calling to find out if Fran attended class today." A pause. "What do you mean that's none of my business? Don't you know who I am?"
Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that this scene conveys the basic elements of the story, since it shows that Guy is controlling—since he is calling presumably one of her daughter's classmates in order to find out if she attended class that day—and that he believes that his wealth gives him the right to push everyone around—since, when told that knowing if his daughter did or did not attend class was none of his business, he replied by saying "Don't you know who I am?" This is an illustration of his arrogance and his self-importance. Likewise, the fact that he called to find out if his daughter attended class, perhaps because he feared that she didn't, also reveals that Fran lives life the way she wants, since she is expected to attend class and she may not be doing so.