In "Emily's Insight," the family had become accustomed to
managing their shared responsibilities.
Which sentence from the passage best shows this?
Duty calls, Emily," Mom sighed, her weary eyes
O scanning the room cluttered with neglected
tasks.
The apartment buzzed with the hum of
O everyday life, a backdrop to the mounting
responsibilities we all felt.
As the city outside continued its rhythmic pulse,
OI sat in the dimly lit living room, contemplating
the newfound responsibilities.
"Chop-chop, Emily," Mom called out, noting my
hesitation over a reheated dinner.