Question

7 part a (a) how does the mothers perspective about the neighboring street affect the narrator? a he stays within his mothers view. b he questions his mothers concerns. c he desires a better bicycle that will go faster. d he becomes dependent on his mother. (b) part b which two details support the answer to part a? a \my first bike got me nowhere, though the shadow i cast as i pedaled raced along my side.\ (paragraph 1)

Explanation:

Part A

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: If the mother’s perspective about the neighboring street (likely seeing it as unsafe) makes the narrator stay within her view, this aligns with a cautious response to her concerns.
• Option B: There's no indication the narrator questions her concerns; the text (from the left) shows him being cautious, not questioning.
• Option C: A better bicycle isn't related to the mother’s perspective on the street.
• Option D: Becoming dependent is too strong; staying in view is more about following her concerns about the street’s safety, not dependence.

So the correct answer is A.

To support Part A's answer (staying in mother’s view), we need details showing proximity to mother or awareness of her view. The left text has "I stayed near the house, just in case Mom was watching" (paraphrased) and maybe another like "I kept my bike rides within sight of the house". Assuming the options include such, but with the given, we analyze the shown option A: it's about the bike’s shadow, not mother’s view. So we need other options (not fully visible) but logically, the two details should show he stays where she can see him.

(Note: Since the full options aren't provided, but based on the problem’s structure, the correct two details would be those that demonstrate the narrator remaining in the mother’s line of sight, likely including references to checking on the mother’s presence or not straying far from the house.)

(If we assume the other options (not shown) include ones like "I looked up at the window to see if Mom was there" and "I didn’t go beyond the trees near the house", those would be the two. But with the given, we can only note the approach. However, since the problem asks for two details, and the shown option A doesn't support, we need to identify the correct ones. )

Answer:

A. He stays within his mother’s view.

Part B (assuming the correct answer to Part A is A, we look for details showing he stays in her view)

(Note: Since the full text isn't fully visible, but based on typical support for "staying in mother’s view", details like checking if mom is watching, not straying far, etc. would apply. For the given option A: "My first bike got me nowhere, though the shadow I cast as I pedaled raced along my side." doesn't support staying in view. But if we assume other details (not fully shown) like "I stayed near the house, just in case Mom was watching" (from left text) would support. However, with the given option A, it doesn't support. But following the problem, we need to pick two details. Since the full options aren't shown, but based on the structure, the correct details would be ones showing he stays in her view. For example, if there's an option like "I stayed close to the house, checking the window for Mom’s face" (hypothetical), but with the given, we proceed with the logic. )