A.   She is talking about people who get too attached to their favorite book and never read any others.

B.   She is describing a situation in which you only know one thing about a person or a group of people, such as knowing that many people from Africa are poor and assuming that all Africans are poor.

C.   She is discussing the danger of believing that a religious story is completely and literally true.

D.   She is describing a popular type of story about a main character who is unmarried.

A.   Because she read a lot of books as a child, she had a strong imagination.

B.   She had access to a lot of books because her parents were professors.

C.   She was inspired to travel to the United States because she read so many American books.

D.   Because the only books she read had British and American characters, she thought that all stories had to have British or American characters.

A.   Her roommate treated her as an equal and never stereotyped her.

B.   Her roommate made assumptions about her and felt sorry for her before getting to know her.

C.   Her roommate avoided her because she was racist.

D.   Her roommate was excited to find out that she liked Mariah Carey.

A.   Racism.

B.   Empathy.

C.   Power.

D.   Love.

A.   They are patronizing.

B.   They are untrue.

C.   They are hateful.

D.   They are incomplete.