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Explanation: I would want to be her friend becuase of her determination and kind spirit. She shows passion in all she does. She takes care of her brother while balancing school and running. She is courageous and strong. She feels misunderstood and I would show her that she is beautiful and deserves to be seen as such. She stands up for others and wants to complete her dreams. She changes her way of life to protect herself and her brother from being bullied. She misses her parents and the country. When she wins, she is not boastful. When she wins the 500-yard dash, she is happy but does not gloat. She smiles at her rival who got second place. Her change of heart shows how genuine and kind she is. She can do anything she sets her mind to as long as stays strong. She is caring and determined.
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D The second speaker disagrees with the first speaker and explains the history of those people who have been treated unfairly in America.
Explanation:
"Let America be America Again" is a poem written by Langston Hughes, where he explains how the American dream, the illusion of a just, strong and united America is a lie as many people are exploited, oppressed and limited.
The first speaker of the poem shows that America is indeed a land of possibilities and happiness, but that this is not available to him. The second speaker disagrees with this, and asserts that America has never been such a happy land, as countless people have been treated unfairly from the very beginnings of the country. He reinforces that America was never that dream of freedom, but that he and all the wronged will fight for it to become a real good land, for everyone.
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Explanation:
Some questions in the Reading Comprehension section will ask you to make an inference about information in the passage. The answer may not be explicitly stated in the passage, but it will be supported by the content of the passage. In other words, you’re being tested on your ability to ‘connect the dots’ or ‘read between the lines’ and determine what is implied.
Examples
“The passage provides the most support for which one of the following statements?”
“The passage most strongly supports which one of the following statements regarding _____?”
“The passage implies that _____ is...”
