Question

Part A: Which statement best expresses the central idea of the text? (RI.1.2) Group of answer choices Dias' decision to take action when she faced something unfair led to a movement that influenced others. Dias believed that she fell into her role as a social activist, and that it would be hard for others to accomplish something similar. Dias drew attention to the issue that black girls are rarely the main characters in books, prompting authors to include them. Dias was met with resistance when she attempted to bring attention to the lack of black main characters in books, but she persisted.

Answer 1

Answer:

Dias' decision to take action when she faced something unfair led to a movement that influenced others.

Explanation:

This question refers to the text "Marley Dias: The Thirteen-Year-Old Activist and Author." In this text, we learn about the actions and character of Marley Dias. She is a girl who was frustrated by the fact that books did not generally represent her. Books often had white protagonists, while she is black. She decided to look for more books about black girls, and realized there were not many. Therefore, she started the movement known as #1000blackgirlbooks to bring visibility to this problem. The movement grew exponentially, affecting many people, and showing that Dias' actions influenced others deeply.