Question

which sentence best conveys jeannies viewpoint regarding living in manzanar after more than a year of internment?
it is an awful place from which she would do anything to escape.
the place is her home, and she feels a measure of security and safety there.
it is actually better than living in santa monica with her entire family.
living in the camp offers her a number of opportunities that she would not have on the outside.
part b
how does jeannie acknowledge a viewpoint that conflicts the one described in part a?
some internees, including mama and papa, stay at manzanar until the government forces them to leave.
many other internees, including members of her own family, jump at the first chance to leave manzanar.
her sister, eleanor, gives birth to her son at manzanar.

Explanation:

For Part A: In Farewell to Manzanar, Jeanne comes to see Manzanar as a place of some security and home - like after a year. It's not an awful place she wants to escape (contradicts her later - formed connection), and there's no indication it's better than Santa Monica or offers unique outside - unavailable opportunities.
For Part B: Jeanne acknowledges the conflicting viewpoint (wanting to leave) by noting that many interees (including family) take the first chance to leave, which contrasts with her own more settled view. The fact that some stay until forced (doesn't show a conflicting viewpoint as it's about being forced) and her sister giving birth (a neutral event) don't show a conflicting viewpoint.

Answer:

Part A: The place is her home, and she feels a measure of security and safety there.
Part B: Many other internees, including members of her own family, jump at the first chance to leave Manzanar.