Question

the missing phone
annaliese shoved her hand into the pocket of her book bag, where she kept her phone. her stomach bottomed out. the pocket was empty.
\has anyone seen my phone?\ annaliese asked, panic rising with each word. soccer practice had just ended, and she needed to use her phone to call her mom for a ride home.
the girls on annaliese’s middle school soccer team shrugged. a few answered her with a no, but it was evident to annaliese that they hadn’t seen her phone.
annaliese sat on the bench inside the locker room, mentally retracing her steps. her heart thudded inside her chest as she imagined someone opening her phone and seeing what she’d done.
\don’t worry. even if they find your phone, no one can open it without your passcode,\ her best friend rim said, placing a hand on annaliese’s shoulder.
annaliese looked up at rim, who cast a dark shadow. it had taken annaliese months to finally convince her mom to gift her a phone three weeks ago.
three weeks! and she’d already lost it.
or maybe someone stole it?
regardless, annaliese had more significant problems. she had to find the phone before everyone knew what was on it.
\is there something on there that you’re worried about?\ rim asked,
highlight the sentence below that shows that annaliese’s actions are the opposite of her internal thoughts.
\is there something on there that you’re worried about?\ rim asked, her left eyebrow rising.
annaliese shook her head. she couldn’t tell her friend that she would grab her phone and type in a journal when school was too much. and she would use it to let out all her gross feelings.
\then, don’t worry about it,\ rim said. \do you want to use my phone to call your mom?\ she held out her phone to annaliese.

Explanation:

To find the sentence where Annaliese's actions are opposite to her internal thoughts, we analyze each option:

• The first sentence is Rim's question, not Annaliese's action.
• The second sentence: Annaliese shook her head (action) but internally she had been using the phone to journal her feelings (thoughts she couldn't share). Her head - shaking (denying worry) is opposite to her internal concern about others seeing her phone's content.
• The third sentence is Rim's offer, not Annaliese's action related to internal thoughts contrast.

Answer:

Annaliese shook her head. She couldn't tell her friend that she would grab her phone and type in a journal when school was too much. And she would use it to let out all her gross feelings.