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Rebecca looked around at the motel’s vibrant floral bedspread and the equally vibrant blue carpet. This room was making Rebecca even more stressed out than she already felt. When she heard about her family’s relocation, she’d been sad. Even though moving to a new town could be a chance to meet new people, she was sad about leaving her friends. Rebecca had begged her parents to consider staying in their current town so she could keep seeing her best friends every day. Unfortunately, her mom’s job was taking them to a town where Rebecca didn’t know anyone.
Rebecca looked over at her sister, who was sleeping soundly. She’s too young to understand why I’m upset, and it’s easy for her to make new friends, Rebecca thought to herself. She opened her phone and scrolled past the social media apps that were blowing up with phrases like “I’ll miss you” and “Keep in touch.” She began to scroll through her pictures of her friends and felt tears well up in her eyes.
Rebecca blinked away the tears and looked again at the curtains. The bright colors in the curtains gave off a feeling of excitement, but Rebecca just couldn’t feel happy about her current circumstances. A new house, a new school, and she didn’t want to complain to her parents about it anymore. Rebecca closed her eyes and imagined a world where she was still in her old town with her old friends. At least I can call and text my friends whenever I miss them, she thought.
How does Rebecca respond to the news that her family is moving?
She is sad, but decides to put on a brave face for her family.
She is excited to meet new people and make new friends in her new town.
She does not care that they are moving to a new town.
She is disappointed that they are moving to a town where she does not know anyone.
Rebecca looked over at her sister, who was sleeping soundly. She’s too young to understand why I’m upset, and it’s easy for her to make new friends, Rebecca thought to herself. She opened her phone and scrolled past the social media apps that were blowing up with phrases like “I’ll miss you” and “Keep in touch.” She began to scroll through her pictures of her friends and felt tears well up in her eyes.
Rebecca blinked away the tears and looked again at the curtains. The bright colors in the curtains gave off a feeling of excitement, but Rebecca just couldn’t feel happy about her current circumstances. A new house, a new school, and she didn’t want to complain to her parents about it anymore. Rebecca closed her eyes and imagined a world where she was still in her old town with her old friends. At least I can call and text my friends whenever I miss them, she thought.
How does Rebecca respond to the news that her family is moving?
She is sad, but decides to put on a brave face for her family.
She is excited to meet new people and make new friends in her new town.
She does not care that they are moving to a new town.
She is disappointed that they are moving to a town where she does not know anyone.
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Rebecca responds to the news that her family is moving with disappointment that they are moving to a town where she does not know anyone. She feels sad about leaving her friends and struggles with the idea of adjusting to a new environment.