English Language · Reading Comprehension

Based on the passage below, answer the question: 'Today, many domestic adoptions, in the UK at least, are open. The child they're built around knows where she came from. The adoptive family may even stay in touch with her birth family during her childhood. But when I was a baby, most adoptions were not only retroactively closed but conducted blind, with no choosing each other. Indeed, no meeting at all prior to the child being handed over for life... Whatever happens next, international adoption – where allowed – continues to be blind...' Consider the following statements about adoption practices: A. Modern domestic adoptions in the UK are generally open, with some contact between birth and adoptive families. B. Adoptions when the author was a baby were typically closed and conducted with little or no information exchange. C. The author suggests that international adoptions are now always open and transparent. Which is correct?