Questions: does Alondra change by the end of the story? A. She goes from listening to Papaw tell his stories to ignoring him and watching television B. She goes from being annoyed by Papaw's story to being interested in Papaw's story. C. She goes from wanting to watch television to wanting to read a book about the moon. D. She goes from being excited to stay with Papaw to wishing her mother would come get her

The answer is B: She goes from being annoyed by Papaw's story to being interested in Papaw's story.

Explanation for each option:

A. She goes from listening to Papaw tell his stories to ignoring him and watching television.

• This option is incorrect because it suggests a negative change in Alondra's behavior towards Papaw's stories, which is not supported by the context of the question.

B. She goes from being annoyed by Papaw's story to being interested in Papaw's story.

• This option is correct. It indicates a positive development in Alondra's attitude towards Papaw's storytelling, showing that she becomes more engaged and appreciative of his stories by the end of the story.

C. She goes from wanting to watch television to wanting to read a book about the moon.

• This option is incorrect because it introduces a new element (a book about the moon) that is not mentioned in the context of the question. The focus is on her change in attitude towards Papaw's stories, not her interest in other activities.

D. She goes from being excited to stay with Papaw to wishing her mother would come get her.

• This option is incorrect because it suggests a negative change in Alondra's feelings about staying with Papaw, which contradicts the positive change indicated in the correct answer.