Question

how is this story told in a different way than \first impressions\?
\first impressions\ tells only amina’s feelings, but this story shares both nicolás’s and santi’s feelings.
\first impressions\ tells amina and her uncle’s feelings, but this story does not share any characters’ feelings.
\first impressions\ tells many characters’ feelings, but this story shares only santi’s feelings.
the two mothers spoke in spanish. santi sighed. would everyone be speaking spanish all the time? santi glanced at nicolás, who seemed to follow the conversation. he and nicolás were probably so different. these were going to be the longest three weeks ever!
staying in his room, and he’d be sleeping on the couch. santi knew it was a nice thing to do, but he didn’t like being kicked out of his room.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the story's perspective. The story here shares Santi's feelings (from his thoughts like disliking being kicked out) and also, from the text, we can infer Nicolás's situation (he seems to follow the conversation). The correct option is the one that says "First Impressions" tells only Amina’s feelings, but this story shares both Nicolás’s and Santi’s feelings. We eliminate the other options: the first option is wrong as it's not only Santi's, the second is wrong as it's not about Amina and her uncle.

Answer:

The correct option is: "First Impressions" tells only Amina’s feelings, but this story shares both Nicolás’s and Santi’s feelings.