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read the passage.
\i dont want to see a new doctor!\ hayley wailed. \i want dr. jordan!\
\i know, hayley,\ mom said. \it stinks. but this new doctor is supposed to be good. maybe youll like her even better.\ mom grabbed her car keys and opened the front door.
hayley didnt budge. \im not going. i just started liking dr. jordan!\
\please, hayley, come on,\ mom pleaded with a loud sigh. \youre going to make us late!\
hayley stomped out to the car. \this doctor better not give me a bunch of shots,\ she growled.
based on the passage, compare and contrast hayley and mom.
| hayley | mom | |
|---|---|---|
| frustrated | ||
| encouraging |
To solve this, we analyze each trait for Hayley and Mom:
- Stubborn: Hayley refuses to see the new doctor ("I'm not going") and doesn't budge, showing stubbornness. Mom is trying to persuade, not being stubborn. So Hayley gets a check here.
- Frustrated: Mom sighs ("with a loud sigh") and pleads, showing frustration. Hayley is upset about the new doctor, also frustrated? Wait, the passage: Hayley is resistant, Mom is frustrated by Hayley's resistance. Wait, the trait "Frustrated" – Mom pleads with a sigh, so Mom is frustrated. Hayley is upset but maybe more stubborn. Wait, let's recheck. Hayley's actions: wailed, didn't budge, growled. Mom: "It stinks" (maybe frustrated), pleads with a sigh. So both? Wait, no, the table is to mark which has the trait. Let's go step by step.
- Stubborn: Hayley doesn't want to go, refuses, so Hayley is stubborn (check Hayley's box). Mom is trying to convince, not stubborn (no check for Mom).
- Frustrated: Mom sighs and pleads, showing frustration (check Mom's box). Hayley is angry/resistant, maybe also frustrated? Wait, the passage: Hayley "wailed", "stomped", "growled" – she's upset, maybe frustrated. But Mom's "loud sigh" and pleading shows frustration. So maybe both? Wait, the problem is to compare and contrast, so mark who has each trait.
- Encouraging: Mom says "Maybe you'll like her even better" – that's encouraging (check Mom's box). Hayley is not encouraging (no check for Hayley).
Wait, let's confirm:
- Stubborn: Hayley (refuses to go, doesn't budge) – check Hayley.
- Frustrated: Mom (pleads with a sigh, "You're going to make us late") – check Mom. Hayley is more angry/stubborn, but maybe also frustrated? But the options are to mark each column (Hayley, Mom) for each row (Stubborn, Frustrated, Encouraging).
So:
- Stubborn: Hayley (✓), Mom (×)
- Frustrated: Hayley (maybe? But Mom's sigh is more explicit). Wait, Mom's "loud sigh" and pleading shows frustration. Hayley is upset, but the trait "Frustrated" – Mom is frustrated with Hayley's behavior. So Mom is frustrated. Hayley is stubborn and maybe frustrated, but let's go with the text.
- Encouraging: Mom (says maybe Hayley will like the new doctor better) – check Mom. Hayley: no, she's resistant.
So the table should be:
| Hayley | Mom |
|---|
| Frustrated| ✔? Wait, no. Wait, Hayley's actions: she's upset, but is she frustrated? Frustrated means feeling annoyed or upset. Hayley is upset about the new doctor, so maybe she's frustrated. Mom is frustrated by Hayley's refusal. So maybe both? But the problem is to mark which has the trait. Let's re-express:
- Stubborn: Hayley (refuses to comply, so stubborn) – Hayley's box.
- Frustrated: Mom (sighs, pleads, "You're going to make us late" – frustrated with Hayley) – Mom's box. Hayley is angry, but maybe also frustrated, but the text more explicitly shows Mom's frustration.
- Encouraging: Mom (tries to encourage Hayley to like the new doctor) – Mom's box.
So the correct markings:
Stubborn: Hayley (check)
Frustrated: Mom (check)
Encouraging: Mom (check)
Wait, but let's check the text again:
Mom: "Maybe you'll like her even better" – that's encouraging. So Encouraging: Mom (check).
Stubborn: Hayley (check) – she doesn't want to go, refuses, doesn't budge.
Frustrated: Mom (check) – pleads with a sigh, "You're going to make us late" – shows frustration. Hayley: she's upset, but the trait "Frustrated" – Mom is frustrated by Hayley's behavior. So Mom is frustrated.
So the table:
- Stubborn: Hayley (✓), Mom (×)
- Frustr…
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The table should be filled as follows:
| Hayley | Mom | |
|---|---|---|
| Frustrated | ❌ | ✔ |
| Encouraging | ❌ | ✔ |
(To mark in the original table, put a check (✓) or mark the box for Hayley/ Mom as above. For "Stubborn", mark Hayley’s box. For "Frustrated", mark Mom’s box. For "Encouraging", mark Mom’s box.)