Question

6 dok 2 formative a
6 language arts - biggs / unit 3 - the power of persuasion
among smart seasons. i think about what kind of picture you could make with
how beautiful the result is; some examples of colonial american seashell mosaics are now in museums.
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in the past, people often had to choose hobbies that would fit the materials they had on hand. consider trying one of
these historical hobbies. the products make interesting conversation pieces and teach something about history.
the author of \try a historical hobby!\ provides evidence that:
○ wonder - turners are now highly valued.
○ early americans had as many choices for arts and crafts as people do today.
○ colonial american seashell mosaics no longer exist.
○ colonial and pioneer americans were creative.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: The text doesn't mention "wonder - turners" being highly valued.
• Option 2: The text says people in the past had to choose hobbies based on available materials, implying fewer choices than today, so this is wrong.
• Option 3: The text says colonial American seashell mosaics are in museums, so they still exist, this is wrong.
• Option 4: The text states that people in the past (colonial and pioneer Americans) chose hobbies that fit available materials, and their products (like seashell mosaics) are now in museums and make conversation pieces. This shows they were creative with the materials they had.

Answer:

colonial and pioneer Americans were creative.