Making connections is important in helping your brain understand and remember what you read. There are different ways to connect. One kind of connection is self-to-text. This is when you connect what you are reading to a similar experience in your life. Another kind of connection is text-to-text. The story you are reading reminds you of a story that you have read before. A third way to connect is text-to-world. The story reminds you of an event that happened to someone you know or you have seen in the news. Which connection is an example of text-to-text? A) The author lives in New York. B) You and the main character enjoy the same kind of music. C) The story's author did a book signing at the mall last week. D) The story takes place in Africa, which you just read about in history class.