A woman in Toronto runs into another woman who looks

exactly like her. After the initial shock, they decide to find

out whether they are sisters. They conclude that they must

be twins; both had been adopted, but their adoptive

parents were never given any information about their

biological families. The women have a blood test and learn

that they are related, but that their DNA is synthetic. They

are clones; their DNA is owned by a government

organization in Toronto.

Which aspect of the story is most important in developing the conflict?

O

A. The women must overcome their differences to find a solution.

O

B. The women must navigate the government bureaucracy to find

answers.

O

C. The women must confront their adoptive parents for information.

O

D. The women must assert their identity, despite their origins.

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Georgia Thomas

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2 September, 15:42

A woman in Toronto runs into another woman who looks

exactly like her. After the initial shock, they decide to find

out whether they are sisters. They conclude that they must

be twins; both had been adopted, but their adoptive

parents were never given any information about their

biological families. The women have a blood test and learn

that they are related, but that their DNA is synthetic. They

are clones; their DNA is owned by a government

organization in Toronto.

Which aspect of the story is most important in developing the conflict?

O

A. The women must overcome their differences to find a solution.

O

B. The women must navigate the government bureaucracy to find

answers.

O

C. The women must confront their adoptive parents for information.

O

D. The women must assert their identity, despite their origins.

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Cordell Blackwell · Answer 1

C.

Explanation: Only their adoptive parents would know information about them, if not they could tell them what orphanage they come from and work their way up the chain.