Wendy enjoyed spending time with her grandmother. Her grandmother told her stories about what the world was like when she was a little girl, a very long time ago. Wendy also liked her grandmother’s caramel cake and blackberry cobbler. There was only one problem. Wendy’s grandmother always made casseroles for dinner. Wendy didn’t want to hurt her grandmother’s feelings. But she hated casseroles, and she couldn’t help hesitating before taking a bite. But she did take a bite, because she loved the way that her grandmother’s eyes lit up when she saw Wendy eating her home‐cooked food. When Wendy’s grandmother smiled, suddenly the casserole didn’t taste so bad.
A.
Wendy is a liar and should be punished for misleading her grandmother.
B.
Wendy and her grandmother are very close and spend a lot of time together.
C.
Wendy hates casseroles.
D.
Wendy, like all people, sometimes will tell a lie to keep from hurting her grandmother's feelings.
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The BEST possible THEME for the passage is: B. Wendy and her grandmother are very close and spend a lot of time together.
This theme captures the essence of their relationship, emphasizing the bond they share despite Wendy's dislike for casseroles. The passage highlights their connection through shared experiences, stories, and the joy Wendy finds in making her grandmother happy.
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