Madison watched her mother working outside in the garden. She knew how important it was to her mother to get all the seeds in the ground before the big rains, but she hated getting dirty and she hated bugs. Madison’s mother wiped her brow and waved expectantly at her daughter to join her in the backyard. Madison smiled hesitantly and waved back.
Which sentence provides the best ending to the story?
A.
Her mother picked up the seed packets, laid them on the rows on the ground, and started digging.
B.
The garden work looked hard and Madison stood at the kitchen window unsure of what to do.
C.
She rolled up her sleeves, opened up the kitchen door, and walked over to the garden to help her mom.
D
.
Madison asked her mom how many rows of seeds needed to be planted and if they could wait until tomorrow.
1 answer
C. She rolled up her sleeves, opened up the kitchen door, and walked over to the garden to help her mom.
This sentence provides a sense of resolution and growth for Madison, showing her taking action to support her mother and embrace the challenge despite her initial hesitations.
