My mother used to love to play the music. It was Armenian and Turkish music that they played. And in the summertime the windows would be opened. And my playmates now were both Armenian and non Armenian. And they'd hear that music coming out, you know, they'd call us "foreigners" and things like that because of that music. —"Armen Remembers Trying to 'Fit In,'"
Ellis Island Oral History Project,
National Park Service: Ellis Island

Using information from the text and from what you know about immigrant life, answer this question: How did this experience make Armen feel?

He probably did not care.
He was probably embarrassed.
He probably felt confused.
He was probably happy.