Read the dialogue and answer the question. There's only one correct answer.   John: So, Sarah... When did you decide to become a lawyer? Sarah: I've always been interested in the legal profession since I was young. My parents were lawyers too. John: Wow, really? Did they work together or something? Sarah: No, but they both inspired me to choose this career path. John: That's cool. I can barely remember when I decided what I wanted to do with my life. Sarah: It definitely wasn't an overnight decision for me either. It took years of hard work and studying to get where I am now. John: Yeah, that's why I never pursued law. Too much reading and memorization. Sarah: It's not just about memorizing laws and statutes. You have to be able to think critically and analyze information from different perspectives. John: True, true. And how long have you been a practicing attorney? Sarah: For about five years now. I started as a paralegal before taking the bar exam. John: That must have been tough. The bar exam is known to be quite challenging. Sarah: Oh, it definitely was. But it was worth it in the end. What about you? How long have you been working at your law firm? John: Just a year, but I already feel like I'm learning so much from everyone here. Sarah: That's great to hear. Law is an ever-changing field, so we never stop learning. John: Yeah, I love that aspect of it. Always something new to discover. Sarah: Absolutely. And speaking of learning, I have a case tomorrow morning that I need to prepare for. I should probably head out soon. John: Of course. Good luck with your case! Sarah: Thanks. Have a good evening, John!   Question: How long has Sarah been a practicing attorney?

• One year
• Three years
• Five years