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Understanding Internal Conflict: Mastery Test
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Select the correct text in the passage.
Read the letter written by Naomi to her mom in which she talks about an internal conflict. Which line in her letter shows the main reason for her
conflict?
Dear Mom,
How are you? I hope you and Dad are doing great. My friends are planning a trip to Canada. They're going to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Toronto,
and many other places. They're asking me to come along, but the date of the trip clashes with Jessica's birthday. Mom, I had promised Jessica
that I would come home for her birthday. But I also want to see Canada with my friends. What should I do? I can't make up my mind.
Love,
Naomi
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