다음 글을 읽고 답할 수 없는 질문은?

Saroo visited India months later in early 2012. He traced his way back to Khandwa and followed his memories to Ganesh Talai, the neighborhood where he had grown up. However, when he arrived at his old home, the door was locked and the house looked abandoned. Just then, a neighbor appeared, and Saroo showed a picture of himself as a child and asked about his family. The neighbor said that they didn’t live there anymore. After a few minutes, another neighbor showed up. When he found out who Saroo was, he took him to a nearby house to let him see his mother.

(A)~(C)에 문맥상 적절한 단어를 고른 것은?

At first, Saroo didn’t recognize her. (A)[ Likewise / Otherwise], his mother had some trouble grasping that her son whom she had pined for was right in front of her. But after a brief moment, he realized that her face was the one he had been trying to find for so long. Saroo reached out and embraced her. Saroo’s mother couldn’t utter a word, and tears streamed down her cheeks. A neighbor who could understand English (B)[ translated / transformed ] his amazing journey into Hindi. Afterwards, he looked his mother in the eyes and asked, “Did you (C)[ look after / look for ] me?” She nodded several times. For many years, she had searched along the train tracks that led out of town. Saroo followed those same tracks back to Khandwa 25 years after losing his way and, finally, returned to his mother.