Question

2 part b: which detail from the text best supports the answer to part a? a. \she shifted the basket to the top of her head and stepped around a man sleeping on the sidewalk. at least she had a house to sleep in and usually something to eat.\ (paragraph 2) b. \although black children did not attend the better - equipped schools with white children, maggie was fortunate to have an exceptional teacher.\ c. (paragraph 7) \maggie’s most famous achievement was becoming america’s first woman founder and president of a chartered bank when she opened the st. luke penny savings bank in 1903.\ (paragraph 10) d. \i have never taken one step with a design to raise myself up or to gain applause. what i have done has been done with an eye single to the glory of god and to promote the good of our race.\ (paragraph 13) how did maggie’s church and education influence her?

Explanation:

To solve this, we need to assume the answer to Part A (likely about Maggie's achievements or significance) and then find the detail that supports it. Let's analyze each option:

• Option A describes a physical action, not related to achievements.
• Option B talks about her being an exceptional teacher, but if Part A is about her business/leadership, this is not relevant.
• Option C states she became America’s first woman founder and president of a chartered bank (St. Luke Penny Savings Bank in 1903). This is a significant achievement, likely supporting an answer about her professional accomplishments.
• Option D is about her motivations related to God and race, not a specific achievement.

Assuming Part A is about her notable achievement in business/leadership, Option C provides the key detail of her founding a bank, a major accomplishment.

To determine the supporting detail, we analyze each option. Option C highlights Maggie’s historic achievement of being America’s first woman to found and lead a chartered bank, which likely supports the answer to Part A (e.g., about her significant accomplishments). Other options relate to minor actions (A), teaching (B), or motivations (D), not a core achievement.

Answer:

C. "Maggie’s most famous achievement was becoming America’s first woman founder and president of a chartered bank when she opened the St. Luke Penny Savings Bank in 1903." (Paragraph 7)