Question

for another thirty minutes.
\almost thirty years,\ molly said, laughing. \dont forget about jackies trip around the world!\
\sure, i was away, but i never forgot you all,\ replied jackie, pointing to a sapphire rectangle in the quilt. \i brought this fabric back from morocco.\ jackie smiled shyly.
molly returned jackies gentle smile and said, \yes. and you brought us each a piece of that same blue fabric. we have all used it in one quilt. it reminds us were connected even when were apart.\
\it also reminds us that we are stronger because weve been apart at times through the years, doing what we each need to do,\ added roberta. the three women clasped each others hands and squeezed.
jada repeated robertas words to herself. then she nodded, standing up with new confidence. \thank you,\ she said to the quilters. emily and nia waved at her from the other side of the library, and she walked over to them, sensing that her comic book course would just be one part of a larger story in their friendship.

Explanation:

The text shows that Jackie brought fabric from Morocco. This detail from the quilters (Jackie is one of them) makes Jada think about her own life. The other options like "the group often has extended arguments" is not relevant to what makes Jada think about her life. "They always gather at the library to quilt" is just a fact about where they quilt. "The friends have been quilting for thirty years" is a mis - quote (it's almost thirty years). Only the fabric from Morocco (as one of the quilters' actions) ties into the story in a way that prompts Jada's reflection.

Answer:

One of the quilters brought back fabric from Morocco.