Question

1. this question has two parts. first, answer part a. then, answer part b.

based on the passage, what does reggie’s response reveal about georgia’s actions throughout the passage?
part a
read the sentence from the passage.
\going to school let her draw 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 along, paragraph 6
georgia cares about her brother, so her feelings for him enabled her to draw him better than anyone else
georgia was able to improve her artistic skills on her own without needing to attend art school like her brother
georgia is a talented artist, and showing her work to her parents had been a mistake because they only discouraged her.
georgia needed to order to improve her artistic skills, and dedicating time to practice helped her become successful.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the sentence from the passage: "Nothing at school let me draw me that well," Reggie said her, and over hurry and mashed potatoes, her whole family claimed they had known she was working on his portrait all along, paragraph 6. Let's evaluate each option:

1. The first option: The sentence doesn't focus on Georgia caring about her brother enabling better drawing. The sentence is about family reaction and her drawing skill at school vs at home, not about her feelings for her brother improving her art. Eliminate.

1. The second option: The sentence doesn't mention Georgia not needing art school. It's about her family's reaction to her portrait and her drawing at school vs at home. Eliminate.

1. The third option: The sentence has no mention of showing work to parents or them discouraging her. The family claimed they knew she was working on the portrait, which is positive, not discouraging. Eliminate.

1. The fourth option (partially visible but contextually, likely the correct one from process of elimination and typical reading comprehension): The sentence implies she was working on the portrait (dedicating time to practice) and her family's recognition, which aligns with dedicating time to practice helping her succeed. Also, the idea of her drawing better at home (implying practice) than at school supports improving skills through practice.

Answer:

The correct option (assuming the fourth option is "Georgia needed to practice in order to improve her artistic skills, and dedicating time to practice helped her become successful"):

(The option with the text: "Georgia needed to practice in order to improve her artistic skills, and dedicating time to practice helped her become successful" - the exact identifier depends on the numbering, but from the analysis, this is the correct one.)