Question

1. part b which sentence from the passage best supports the previous question?

she held it reverently in both hands and carefully laid it on the kitchen table in front of her mother, who examined her work, only to ask if the sloping line in the center represented the tall slide in their local park.
georgia’s spirits plummeted when she saw the look of utter confusion on his face, though he did compliment her on her color selection, and at least he could tell it was a person, not a playground.
when that didn’t make her feel better, she decided to cry louder, but they couldn’t hear her because the television was blaring, and finally she was all cried out and hungry from her efforts.
nobody at school has ever drawn me that well,” reggie told her, and over turkey and mashed potatoes, her whole family claimed they had known she was working on his portrait all a

Explanation:

The problem involves analyzing a passage to find the sentence that best supports a previous question (likely about a character's reaction or a theme related to art/portrait - related context). The last option ("Nobody at school has ever drawn me that well," Reggie told her, and over turkey and mashed potatoes, her whole family claimed they had known she was working on his portrait all a...) relates to a portrait drawing, likely supporting a question about positive feedback on art, which falls under Arts (Literature subfield as it's text analysis of a passage).

Answer:

The option: "Nobody at school has ever drawn me that well," Reggie told her, and over turkey and mashed potatoes, her whole family claimed they had known she was working on his portrait all a... (the last option with the circular checkbox)