Read the following literary passage:
Beatriz sat in the quiet plaza of Montevideo, listening to the dry autumn leaves scraping across the cobblestones. She carefully opened the leather-bound diary she had discovered in her grandmother’s dusty attic only the afternoon before. As her fingers traced the elegant, faded ink, her mind drifted back to the cold winter of 1978, when she had first glimpsed that same notebook lying on her grandfather's desk, strictly forbidden to touch. In that moment, the tense, whispered secrets of her childhood home seemed to resurface. Snapping the book shut to break the spell, Beatriz stood up, determined to board the train to the old family estate tomorrow morning.
Which of the following describes the correct chronological order of the events mentioned in the passage, from the earliest to the latest occurrence?
- ABeatriz reads the diary in the plaza, finds the diary in her grandmother's attic, recalls seeing it on her grandfather's desk, and decides to visit the family estate.
- Beatriz glimpses the diary on her grandfather's desk, finds the diary in her grandmother's attic, reads the diary in the plaza, and decides to visit the family estate.Cevap
- CBeatriz's grandfather writes the diary in the plaza, Beatriz finds it in the attic, recalls the winter of 1978, and is forced to visit the family estate.
- DBeatriz decides to visit the family estate, finds the diary in the attic, reads the diary in the plaza, and sees the diary on her grandfather's desk.