Answer:So from what I am understanding the first answer for that question is most likely D because it says that there were a bunch of struggles for him and it was hard for him to learn until two parents noticed him and took him in.For the second question it is C because I mean it's pretty easy it's related to the game and his tackle was related to a score and then the third answer is A I think and then the 4th answer is I'm not really sure I'd go with C and then the 5th answer is C.And then the worst struggles he had to go through were Moving in and out of foster family's I picked that because he had to try and learn different things while moving and different schools means different work.And then he had to re-learn things.For the agree thing,I do not agree it was because of luck he was doing his best and was trying really hard to make his dream come true.
1. Michael had to overcome many obstacles such as living in a high-crime area, rarely having a father figure, his mom being on drugs, and constantly having to live in a foster home during most of his childhood. I feel the biggest impact on Michael was constantly moving schools. I doubt he could really get a sense of home or make very many friends if he made any at all. This is further proven by the fact that at his new school, one of his <em>friend's </em>parents noticed him, and began to take care of Michael.
2. I disagree with Randy's statement, because if Michael hadn't done all of the extra work fixing his old grades, maintaining his current ones, and doing well on the football field, he wouldn't be where he is today. He got College admittance because he raised his GPA. If he wasn't in a D1 school, he most likely wouldn't have been drafted.
1. Be your child's role model. Whatever you do,your child will follow you. 2. Find fun ways to play outdoor games. If s/he likes video games, make the outdoor game like a video game.
