Question

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evaluating arguments in an informational text — instruction — level d
areas, such as the ball fields, dogs are never allowed. but
in most of the park, dogs can play “off leash” from 6 am to
9 am. thousands of dogs (and their owners) follow these
rules and enjoy their freedom each morning. off-leash
hours are great for dogs, their owners, and even other park
users!
off-leash dogs and their owners enjoy the morning in
central park.
what point does the author make
about off-leash time in central
park?
off-leash time is good for dogs and
people who use the park.
off-leash parks can become very
crowded with dogs and people.
people and off-leash dogs use a lot of
energy at the park.

Explanation:

To determine the author's point about off - leash time in Central Park, we analyze the text. The text says "Off - leash hours are great for dogs, their owners, and even other park users!". The first option "Off - leash time is good for dogs and people who use the park" matches this idea. The second option is about overcrowding, which is not mentioned as the author's point. The third option is about energy use, which is also not the author's point.

Answer:

A. Off - leash time is good for dogs and people who use the park