Question

what was one effect of the parent complaining that her daughter was cut from the cheerleading team? kids who played other sports wanted to try cheerleading too. kids who were already on the team refused to work hard. kids who were already on the team decided to quit. kids who did well in tryouts felt they were treated unfairly.

Explanation:

To determine the effect of the parent's complaint, we analyze each option:

• The first option about other sports kids wanting to try cheerleading is not a likely direct effect of this specific complaint.
• The second option (refusing to work hard) is not a typical or logical immediate effect of a parent complaining about their child being cut.
• The third option (kids on the team quitting) is also not a common or direct consequence of this particular complaint.
• The fourth option: If a parent complains about their child being cut, kids who did well in tryouts (and thus rightfully made the team) would feel that the complaint challenges the fairness of the selection process, making them feel treated unfairly. This is the most logical effect.

Answer:

D. Kids who did well in tryouts felt they were treated unfairly. (Note: Assuming the options are labeled A, B, C, D in order, with the last option being D. If the original options had different labels, adjust accordingly. Based on the order, the fourth option is the correct one.)