Which passage is the best summary of "The Speech"? Samir is concerned that he is different from the other
kids in school, so he decides to give a speech about
his family's immigrant experience. He feels confident
until his mother listens to him practice. When she
cries, he fears that he might not be able to tell his
parents' story well. In the end, though, he manages
to give the speech.

Samir drinks tea with his mother as she tells him the
family stories that he plans to incorporate into his
speech. He then nervously steps onto the stage to
give the speech. He realizes everyone has their own
story, and this gives him new confidence as he
begins to tell his family's story.

Samir nervously steps onto the stage to give his
speech. He tells his peers about the night before,
when his mother brought him tea as he practiced his
speech. He realizes that evelmone has stories like
that about their own parents helping them to prepare
for something important.

Samir nervously steps onto the stage to give his speech. He recalls practicing for his mother and the family stories that inspired the speech. He realizes that everyone has their own story, and this gives him new confidence as he begins to tell his family’s story.