Dad says Zoe is just like which family member?

• A. Her mother
• B. Her sister
• C. Her grandmother
• D. Her aunt

Answer: (A)

This question tests recognizing who Zoe is being compared to when someone says she is just like someone else. The phrase points to Zoe resembling her mother directly—“her mother” clearly refers to Zoe’s mom, and calling someone “just like” another person is a straightforward way to express a strong likeness. In everyday speech, a parent’s influence and resemblance are often the most natural and strongest comparison a speaker makes for a child, which is why this choice fits best. The other relatives could be the source of similarity in different contexts, but the wording here points to Zoe being like her mother, making that the most fitting answer.