Question

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Pretest: Unit 2
Two high school sweethearts go their separate ways after
a misunderstanding. Years later, both are happily married
to other people and discover that their children are in the
same kindergarten class.
Which plot development would most logically lead a reader to conclude that
the themes of this story are forgiving oneself and others and embracing new
beginnings?
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A. They are not surprised when their children act like best friends one
week and worst enemies the next.
O
B. They cordially endure any interactions at school functions and
secretly wonder what might have been
O
C. They both realize the foolishness of their teenage behavior, but
neither one is brave enough to broach the subject.
O
D. They jokingly agree that they and their spouses can all be friends
but that their children can never date one another

Answer 1

Answer:the answer is d

Step-by-step explanation:

As it will make the situation awkward.

Answer 2

D. They jokingly agree that they and their spouses can all be friends but that their children can never date one another

Step-by-step explanation:

The only other reasonable option would be Option B, but the connotation of "endure" is rather negative, suggesting that forgiveness had not truly occurred.

We choose Option D because it is lighthearted in tone, and—although they do joke about impeding new beginnings—the nature of the interaction is entirely unburdened by the past.