Read this excerpt from "Types of Volcanoes."

The Hawaiian Islands are a string of shield volcanoes rising high above the ocean floor. One of those shield volcanoes, Mauna Loa, is the world’s largest active volcano, rising 28,000 feet above the ocean floor and 13,677 feet above sea level. A shield volcano is built up over long periods of time as layers of lava flow down the sides and solidify on top of old layers.

After reading this excerpt, Darren makes a text-to-text connection. Which example is a text-to-text connection?

Darren remembers reading a book written in first person about a character named Hawika who flies helicopters around famous volcanoes.
Darren remembers seeing a movie in which scientists warn a town to evacuate because a volcano is about to erupt for the first time in centuries.
Darren remembers his mom telling him about how his great-grandparents lived in Hawaii during World War II.
Darren remembers playing a video game in which his character goes on an adventure through the Hawaiian Islands.