Before long, we had to change into warmer clothing. After bundling up, I stood on the deck and took pictures of the seabirds flying overhead. Mom took pictures of me, and she said she would email them to Grandma when we had access to the internet. "My little photographer," she said happily, putting her arm around my shoulders. She was so glad that I shared her passion for photography. On the second day of our voyage, Mom woke me up early in the morning. "Quick, grab your camera and get out here," she told me as I slowly climbed out of the top of the bunk bed. "You won't want to miss this!"

Read the excerpt from the story Swimming with Sharks: A Galapagos Adventure:

The plane landed, and the passengers stepped outside. Steven could already tell that this trip was going to be amazing. The weather was less humid than the rain forest and the sun was shining. He grinned at his parents and took a deep breath before he started talking a mile a minute.

"I can't wait to meet some sharks!" he exclaimed. "I just know I'll find the albino whale shark. It's—"

"One of the rarest sharks in the world, we all know!" interrupted Nick. "You've talked about nothing else since we planned this trip weeks ago!"

"Now Nick, be nice to your brother," their dad scolded. "He's excited, and he should be. Seeing a rare creature like the albino whale shark is definitely worth getting excited about."

"I'm excited, too!" their mom said enthusiastically. "I can't wait to see the giant tortoises. Some of them live to be centuries old. Who knows? Maybe one of them actually met Charles Darwin."

Both stories reveal details about the characters and their family members. Which of the following statements best describes each character's relationship to family members?

A In Penguin Parade: An Antarctic Adventure, Sally and her mom are close and have a good relationship. In Swimming with Sharks: A Galapagos Adventure, Steven doesn't
get along with his dad but is very close to his mom.

B In Penguin Parade: An Antarctic Adventure, Sally and her mom are close and have a good relationship. In Swimming with Sharks: A Galapagos Adventure, Steven gets along with his family, even though his brother teases him sometimes.

C In Penguin Parade: An Antarctic Adventure, Sally and her mom do not get along well. In Swimming with Sharks: A Galapagos Adventure, the entire family is very close and supportive of each other, even though they tease each other.

D In Penguin Parade: An Antarctic Adventure, Sally competes with her mom over photography. In Swimming with Sharks: A Galapagos Adventure, Steven and Nick fight over who gets to see the shark, and it upsets their parents greatly.