Question

b)
part b
which two sentences from the passage best support the answer to part a?
a \alice wondered how the people of berkeley, who considered themselves so high - minded and aware, could allow a public school to fall apart this way.\ (paragraph 5)

b \alice returned home determined to learn how to cook.\ (paragraph 3)

c \after raising money through her chez panisse foundation, alice supervised the planting of an enormous garden at martin luther king jr. middle school.\ (paragraph 7)

d \chez panisse was soon considered one of the finest restaurants in the united states, and alice waters was hailed as one of the nations greatest chefs.\ (paragraph 4)

e \during the same years that fast - food chains were turning restaurant kitchens into little factories and live - stock into industrial commodities, alice championed an old - fashioned view of food.\ (paragraph 4)

f \every day, while driving to chez panisse in the morning and driving home late at night, alice passed martin luther king jr. middle school.\ (paragraph 5)

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option based on how it supports the answer to Part A (assuming Part A is about Alice's actions related to the school or her concerns about it):

• Option A: Shows Alice’s concern about the public school’s condition, relevant to actions about the school.
• Option B: About learning to cook, unrelated to school issues.
• Option C: Shows Alice taking action (planting a garden) at the school, directly supporting efforts related to the school.
• Option D: About her restaurant and being a chef, unrelated to the school.
• Option E: About her view on food, unrelated to the school.
• Option F: Only mentions passing the school, no action or concern shown.

So the two sentences that best support (assuming Part A is about Alice addressing the school’s issues) are A and C.

Answer:

A. "Alice wondered how the people of Berkeley, who considered themselves so high - minded and aware, could allow a public school to fall apart this way." (paragraph 5)
C. "After raising money through her Chez Panisse Foundation, Alice supervised the planting of an enormous garden at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School." (paragraph 7)