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what does paragraph 8 reveal about santhas perspective?
a. she realizes the english children do not want to know her name.

b. she knows she is not alone in her experience.

c. she thinks the teacher does not want her in class.

d. she feels like no one can help her learn.

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Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option based on what paragraph 8 (presumably from a text about Santha's experiences, likely in a story involving cultural or social interactions, maybe in a school setting with English children) would reveal about her perspective:

• Option A: If the paragraph showed Santha concluding the English children don’t want her name, but this is less about “perspective on her experience’s uniqueness” and more about others’ disinterest.
• Option B: If the paragraph includes Santha recognizing other students (maybe from similar backgrounds or facing similar challenges) share her experience, this shows she knows she’s not alone. This aligns with understanding her perspective on her situation’s universality.
• Option C: The question is about her perspective on her experience, not her view of the teacher’s desire for her in class. This is off - topic.
• Option D: The question is about her perspective on the uniqueness of her experience, not her feelings about learning support. This is irrelevant.

Answer:

B. She knows she is not alone in her experience.