Read this passage:
Kayla and Emma are best friends, and they're at Emma's
house studying for a chemistry exam. Kayla is flunking
chemistry, and Emma is a straight-A student. Kayla asks
Emma if she can copy her answers during the test. Emma
hates the idea of cheating, even for Kayla, and she sleeps
terribly that night. She thinks about pretending to be sick to
avoid the situation, but she goes to school and tells Kayla
that she doesn't feel comfortable cheating and refuses to
give Kayla the answers, Kayla fails the test and is mad at
Emma for a long time. Eventually Kayla realizes that
cheating is wrong, and she and Emma make up.
Which statement best represents the conflict in this passage?
A. Emma must decide whether or not to help Kayla study for the
chemistry test
B. Emma must decide whether or not to tell the teacher that Kayla
cheated on the test.
C. Emma must decide whether or not to stay home sick from school
and avoid Kayla
D. Emma must decide whether or not to help Kayla cheat on the chemistry test.