Which of the following best describes the grandmother’s opinion about their vacation? She would rather go to Tennessee than to Florida.

She would rather not go anywhere and stay home instead.

She is excited for it, as she has never been to Florida before.

She is looking forward to leaving because a criminal is on the loose.

There is a story attached to this question. It cannot be answered without the context included.

Explanation:

If the grandmother said good thinks, it means she liked it.

If the grandmother said that her trip to Tennessee was better, she would rather go there.

If the grandmother said she didn't like the trip and would rather be home, she would like to be home instead of on her vacation.

If the grandmother talks about how she has never been to Flordia and is really enjoying it, that means she is excited.

If the grandmother is anxious about a criminal in the state and says she wants to leave, she does not want to be in the same place as the criminal while they are on the loose.

not sure but i think it’s the snug nest

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