SANDRA: (looking out the kitchen window) Leslie, honey, I don't think we will be able to go to the park today after all.
LESLIE: Why not?
SANDRA: It looks like there is a storm coming. I can see the big gray clouds from here. Come see.
LESLIE: (sadly) I really wanted to play with Charlie today.
SANDRA: I have an idea. Why don't I call Charlie's mom and see if she can come over here to play? You two can build a pillow fort in the living room, and I will make hot chocolate.
LESLIE: Yeah! That's a great idea, Mom. I'll go get the pillows.
How is the main conflict in this scene resolved?
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Responses
Sandra will see if Charlie can come over to their house.
Sandra will see if Charlie can come over to their house.
Leslie and her mom decide to meet Charlie at the mall instead.
Leslie and her mom decide to meet Charlie at the mall instead.
The park will be closed for the day.
The park will be closed for the day.
Leslie and her mom go to the park.
Leslie and her mom go to the park.
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The main conflict in this scene is resolved by Sandra deciding to call Charlie's mom to see if he can come over to their house to play instead of going to the park. So, the correct response is:
Sandra will see if Charlie can come over to their house.
