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Which evidence best supports the inference that Sandra Cisneros called her book The House on Mango Street to honor the moment when she first understood the cultural divide?

(3) I think there's a kind of lie that our education teaches us—boot straps and hard work, the American Dream. And you swallow it.

(4) You could go around oblivious to it for a long time, 21 years in my case, until you go to Iowa and you realize what a privilege it is to be in that writing program. For me, it was a moment of houses, and reading about Nabokov's house that he left behind in Russia, and Baroness Blixen's house in Africa when she had a coffee plantation. All of these books were written from a perspective of people who owned their own houses and lived in houses that by my standards were roomy, comforting, and safe, and something one dreamt about with longing and loving memories. I didn't have those kinds of images in my life.

(5) The moment that I discovered my voice was also the moment I discovered class difference. I was in a seminar on memory and imagination.

Option 1: I think there's a kind of lie that our education teaches us—boot straps and hard work, the American Dream

Option 2: You could go around oblivious to it for a long time, 21 years in my case, until you go to Iowa and you realize what a privilege it is to be in that writing program.

option 3: For me, it was a moment of houses, and reading about Nabokov's house that he left behind in Russia, and Baroness Blixen's house in Africa when she had a coffee plantation

option 4: The moment that I discovered my voice was also the moment I discovered class difference

ONLY CHOOSE ONE