Explanation:
1. The age to drive is 16, if I'm not wrong. It's also the age when you aren't a minor anymore, I mean 16 are considered mature, not so mature but mature enough to apply life values and etc.
2. Driving can be a backup option for transportation to work or school or anywhere else, so you wouldn't have to worry about being late. I have seen how fast cars can travel to school rather than taking a bus to school everyday. it takes me around 10 minutes to reach to school if I ride a car, and it would take me around 20 minutes to reach to school with a bus.
My family has some rules. Firstly, one of the most important rules in my family is that each member of my family has to be responsible for household chores. For example, my mother goes shopping and prepares the meals, my dad mends things around the house in his free time, my sister does the laundry and I usually clean the house. Secondly, we always do morning exercise every day because we want to have better health. Finally, my sister and I must be home before 10 p.m because my parents are very strict. In spite of a lot of rules, I feel comfortable and safe because I know that my parents want the best things for me.
Hello. You forgot to enter the answer options. The options are:
A. are curious about Calpurnia's religion
B. are unaware that the black citizens of Maycomb are denied an education
C. are excited to learn more about Calpurnia's history and community
D. are prejudiced
Answer:
B. are unaware that the black citizens of Maycomb are denied an education
Explanation:
Scout and Jem did not have much contact with blacks until Calurnia took them to see the community where he lives. There, they managed to understand some things about the lives of blacks, the union between them and the difficulties they were going through. One of the lessons learned was that blacks did not have access to education and therefore, do not know how to read and write. They realized this when they saw that Calpurnia's house did not have hymn books and they did not see the place where she studied.
The answer to this question is D
1. READ THE PASSAGE.
2. LOOK AT THE READING TO MAKE PREDICTIONS OF THE TOPIC.
3. SKIM THROUGH THE FIRST PARAGRAPH, AND LOOK FOR THE GIST.
4. READ THE FIRST PARAGRAPH FOR UNDERSTANDING.
5. LOOK AT EACH PARAGRAPH.
