Questions: Which sentence from the passage supports the idea that Maya has not fully adjusted to her children being away at college? "Maya woke up at 5:30 a.m. every day, like clockwork, even though she could reasonably sleep in for at least two more hours." (paragraph 1)

The answer is "Maya woke up at 5:30 a.m. every day, like clockwork, even though she could reasonably sleep in for at least two more hours." (paragraph 1)

This sentence suggests that Maya has not fully adjusted to her new routine without her children at home. The fact that she continues to wake up early, despite having the opportunity to sleep in, indicates that she is still following a schedule that was likely established when her children were at home and needed her attention early in the morning.

This sentence describes Maya's current routine and her personal space, but it does not directly address her adjustment to her children being away at college.

This sentence indicates that Maya and her husband are finding new activities to enjoy together, which suggests that they are adjusting to their new lifestyle without their children at home.

This sentence describes Maya's actions and the return of her husband, but it does not provide evidence about her adjustment to her children being away at college.