What challenge did Breann mention about friendships in high school?

• A. Finding lasting friends due to a crazy college schedule and moving to a new school.
• B. Making too many friends.
• C. Having no friends.
• D. Losing friends due to relocation.

Answer: (A)

When friendships in high school become hard to sustain, the key factor is how life changes—like moving to a new school and dealing with a busy, demanding schedule—which can cut into the time and stability needed to build lasting connections. Breann highlighted exactly that: juggling a hectic schedule and relocating makes it tough to form and keep enduring friendships. This emphasis on lasting bonds shows she’s focused on the ongoing effort and continuity friendships require, not just meeting people or facing a temporary setback. The other ideas describe different, more extreme or narrower situations (too many friends, having no friends, or only losing friends after a move), which don’t capture the combined impact of relocation and time pressure on maintaining close friendships.