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Read the excerpt below from Zlata’s Diary by Zlata Filipovic and answer the question that follows. I was almost positive the war would stop, but today . . . Today a shell fell on the park in front of my house, the park where I used to play with my girlfriends. A lot of people were hurt. . . . AND NINA IS DEAD. A piece of shrapnel lodged in her brain and she died. She was such a sweet, nice girl. We went to kindergarten together, and we used to play together in the park. Is it possible I’ll never see Nina again? Nina, an innocent eleven-year-old little girl—the victim of a stupid war. I feel sad. I cry and wonder why. She didn’t do anything. A disgusting war has destroyed a young child’s life. Nina, I’ll always remember you as a wonderful little girl. How does Filipovic view the Bosnian conflict?
A)She is angry that people are dying pointlessly.
B) She is not surprised that the conflict continues.
C)She is certain that civilian deaths are the price to pay for a revolution.
D)She is upset that her friend died after the war ended.