What does Virginia Jackson say she will donate her share to if they find the treasure?

• A. The Literacy Program at the Miami-Dade Public Library
• B. The Public Library
• C. A Literacy Charity
• D. The Local Museum

Answer: (A)

The key idea is spotting the exact beneficiary named by the character. In the passage, Virginia says she will donate her share to a specific program: the Literacy Program at the Miami-Dade Public Library. That precise combination—“Literacy Program” plus a named institution—is what makes this option correct. It isn’t just donating to a general entity like “the Public Library,” nor to a broader or unrelated recipient like “a Literacy Charity” or “the Local Museum.” The text specifies that exact program and library, so recognizing the precise phrasing and proper nouns is essential. When questions ask what someone will donate to, look for the exact named program or institution that follows the donation, not a vague or generic description.