Question

Wendy and her brother lan didn't want to move, and they definitely

didn't want to change schools. They begged their parents not to make
them leave their old town and friends. Unfortunately, they were
outvoted. There were good schools in Mosonville, their parents said,
and a good job for their mom,
When they arrived in their new town, their parents tried to get them to
Join a sports team or go to the park, but Wendy and lan stayed inside
and sulked, Ian played a lot of video games, Wendy, who was not a fon
of video games, read a lot of books on the patio. For weeks, they did
not meet any other children. They thought they would go crazy from
boredom. Eventually, school started, and they met other kids they liked,
some of whom lived just around the corner. They could have met them
earlier, they realized, If they'd just gone outside to play sooner,
Which statement best describes how a character's response to conflict

Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

Wendy and Ian didn't want to move, but they were outvoted by their parents. As a result, they stayed in their house rather than befriending the kids in their new neighborhood. They did this out of annoyance with their parents for being forced to move. This shows that Wendy and Ian responded to the conflict (having to move) by "staying inside and sulking." The development in the plot is seen when they go on to make friends that lived just around the corner; showing that if they had gone outside, rather than angrily sulking inside, they would've made friends weeks prior. Therefore, the answer is B.