Question

1. how does the author notice that her story connects to people today as she visits with readers of many backgrounds? people can relate to the story of a young girl separated from larger society for reasons she cant understand. people still hold racist beliefs against others or are affected by racism. people relate to the idea of parents trying to help their children.

Explanation:

To determine the answer, we analyze the context of the author's story (likely related to themes of racism, given the options). The key is to find which option explains how the story connects to modern readers. Option B states that people still hold racist beliefs or are affected by racism, which is a timeless and relevant theme that would connect the author's story (presumably about racial issues) to today's readers. Option A is about a girl separated from society (less likely a universal modern connection), and Option C is about parents helping children (a more general theme, not specific to the story's likely racial context).

Answer:

B. People still hold racist beliefs against others or are affected by racism.