Question

1. which sentence from the passage best suggests the narrator grew up with more than enough resources?

• one nurse stuck around to hand me my bedsheets and a gown that i had to wear until my parents dropped off clothes.
• but if i hadnt been given plastic utensils, i think i would have just shoved it all into my mouth, handful by handful.
• i had been admitted the night before, rolled in on a stretcher like i had some sort of ailment that prevented me from walking.
• but i always had everything i needed - that is, i always had food on my plate, maybe even a little too much.

Explanation:

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Analyze the question prompt

The question asks which sentence from the passage best suggests that the narrator grew up with more than enough resources.

Evaluate the options using mastered concepts

Using the Reading Comprehension and Textual Evidence knowledge points:

• Option 1: "One nurse stuck around to hand me my bedsheets and a gown that I had to wear until my parents dropped off clothes."
• Analysis: This describes a temporary situation in a hospital setting and does not indicate the abundance of resources during upbringing.

• Option 2: "But if I hadn't been given plastic utensils, I think I would have just shoved it all into my mouth, handful by handful."
• Analysis: This describes the narrator's eating behavior and immediate circumstances, not their upbringing or resources.

• Option 3: "I had been admitted the night before, rolled in on a stretcher like I had some sort of ailment that prevented me from walking."
• Analysis: This details the admission process to a medical facility and does not relate to childhood resources.

• Option 4: "But I always had everything I needed — that is, I always had food on my plate, maybe even a little too much."
• Analysis: The phrase "always had everything I needed" and "maybe even a little too much" directly points to having an abundance of resources (more than enough) growing up.

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<mcq-option>(A) One nurse stuck around to hand me my bedsheets and a gown that I had to wear until my parents dropped off clothes.</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>(B) But if I hadn't been given plastic utensils, I think I would have just shoved it all into my mouth, handful by handful.</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>(C) I had been admitted the night before, rolled in on a stretcher like I had some sort of ailment that prevented me from walking.</mcq-option>
<mcq-correct>(D) But I always had everything I needed — that is, I always had food on my plate, maybe even a little too much.</mcq-correct>
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Answer:

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Analyze the question prompt

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Evaluate the options using mastered concepts

Using the Reading Comprehension and Textual Evidence knowledge points:

• Option 1: "One nurse stuck around to hand me my bedsheets and a gown that I had to wear until my parents dropped off clothes."
• Analysis: This describes a temporary situation in a hospital setting and does not indicate the abundance of resources during upbringing.

• Option 2: "But if I hadn't been given plastic utensils, I think I would have just shoved it all into my mouth, handful by handful."
• Analysis: This describes the narrator's eating behavior and immediate circumstances, not their upbringing or resources.

• Option 3: "I had been admitted the night before, rolled in on a stretcher like I had some sort of ailment that prevented me from walking."
• Analysis: This details the admission process to a medical facility and does not relate to childhood resources.

• Option 4: "But I always had everything I needed — that is, I always had food on my plate, maybe even a little too much."
• Analysis: The phrase "always had everything I needed" and "maybe even a little too much" directly points to having an abundance of resources (more than enough) growing up.

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<mcq-option>(A) One nurse stuck around to hand me my bedsheets and a gown that I had to wear until my parents dropped off clothes.</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>(B) But if I hadn't been given plastic utensils, I think I would have just shoved it all into my mouth, handful by handful.</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>(C) I had been admitted the night before, rolled in on a stretcher like I had some sort of ailment that prevented me from walking.</mcq-option>
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