I want to say "What I learned from the article is about open schools. I think this is a good idea. I don't think it would work where I live as there are hardly any immigrants." But in French.

Personne n'aime pas cécile car elle a. a la grosse t? te b. a la t? te sur les épaules c. a des doigts de fée d. a raison

Sally was visiting france and on a tour with one of her friends that live in paris. her friend, chloe bumped in the someone she must have known and they started talking. sally wanted to ask them is they were friends and how they meet but she forget how to say it it french. how do you say, hi my name is sally, are you friends with chloe in french

J'ai un test et je ne comprends pas comment utiliser et reconnaître un discours indirect libre ? merci ; )