To emphasize certain words and/or phrases.
<span>C. Youthful
"Child-like" as a word can best be replaced by the adjective youthful. It is the correct part of speech to fit into the rest of the sentence, and it means basically the same thing. Acting like a child is acting as one did in youth, so youthful and child-like are very close synonyms. </span>
Answer:
The sentence that best supports the inference that Madeleine's parents are supportive of her artistic interest it:
Her basement was equipped with countless expensive art supplies, including an easel, dozens of sets of various paints, and stack after stack of specialty paper.
Explanation:
<u>According to the passage, Madeleine would spend hours as a child painting in the basement. Since she was young and had no means to make her own money, the fact that she had expensive art supplies leads us to infer that her parents were supportive of her artistic interest. We can assume they were the ones buying her the supplies. That is why the best option is:</u>
Her basement was equipped with countless expensive art supplies, including an easel, dozens of sets of various paints, and stack after stack of specialty paper.
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