Question

i-ready supporting inferences: literary text — quiz — level f
\what is it your business?\ the girl, maggie, says, but she stops her typing and looks at aaron.
\everything is my business, maggie,\ aaron says. \and youre just being stubborn. youre being mean.\
maggie says, \im not mean.\ she immediately signs off and closes the window she has open on the screen. then maggie takes her fingers off the keyboard and pushes her chair back. it screeches, but i dont move out of the way. i might be mistaken about what she is doing.
im not.
\all yours, jay-man,\ aaron says....
40 what happens in this part of the story?
sitting at the computer, maggie is annoyed, because she doesnt want to give up the computer. after aaron says shes being stubborn and mean, maggie pushes her chair back. however, jason still isnt sure what she will do until aaron tells him that.
maggie was playing games
he can use the computer now
theyre still good friends

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the story. Maggie was using the computer, Aaron tells her she's stubborn/mean, then Maggie signs off, closes the window, and pushes her chair back. Aaron then says "All yours, Jay - Man", which implies he is letting Jason (Jay - Man) know he can use the computer now. The other options: "Maggie was playing games" isn't supported as the text doesn't say what she was doing on the computer, just that she didn't want to give it up. "they're still good friends" isn't related to what happens in this part about the computer situation.

Answer:

he can use the computer now