# data[].attributes.body
if they sayin those bad words they the ones doin somethin wrong

# data[].attributes.body
Heck

# data[].attributes.body
the correct one was b because "of course, all children eventually watch their parents astonishing return to the vulnerablility of childhood", was mentioned in the passage

# data[].attributes.body
The correct answer is F because: The phrase   "even if" implies the author doubts Jefferson was being totally honest not copying from any previous writing.

# data[].attributes.body
The correct answer is: H, because the narrator used the word "meandered" to the shoppers, rather than hurried.

# data[].attributes.body
The correct answer was H because in Lincoln's words, Jefferson wrote under "the concrete pressure of a struggle for national independence by a single people" (lines 22-23), yet he had the ability "to introduce into a merely revolutionary document, an abstract truth, and so to embalm it there" permanently, for "today and in all coming days" lines (24-26).
I picked J and it wasn't that because it just wasn't

# data[].attributes.body
The answer is F because it says, "the obvious practical course for Jefferson to take was to rework his previous drafts on the same general theme."

# data[].attributes.body
F. The question asks, 'How the mother's bargaining skills can be inferred as a whole in the story'. This story is about a mother and daughter moving to the united states and with the moms bargaining skills, they aren't as useful to them in the US. Bc its not as complicated and as much of need in skill at grocery stores in the US, then Saigon.

# data[].attributes.body
The correct answer was G, because the passage said she would have to forgo the luxury to throw tantrums so that she could scoop her Mother out of harms way and give her sanctuary. That means she didn't throw a tantrum even though she wanted to for Mother's sake.

# data[].attributes.body
Q: It can be reasonably be inferred from the passage that when shopping at the sky market the narrator's mother viewed which of the following as something disagreeable to overcome?

A:  The answer was B because in the passage it states that her mother "knew how to navigate with grace through their extravagant prices and rehearsed huffiness". It cannot be A or C because her mother claims that she prefers the "primordial messiness" of the sky market. D is also wrong because no evidence in the passage says that the shoppers that she knew by name was something that wasn't disagreeable to overcome.

# data[].attributes.body
the correct answer is A because the narrator gives a dynamic relationship between the sky market vendor and the narrators mom. The mom says because the vendors are "addicted".

# data[].attributes.body
the correct answer was A because in the passage's first sentence, the author calls the natural rights section of the Declaration "the most quoted statement of human rights in recorded history as well as the most eloquent justification of revolution on behalf of them

# data[].attributes.body
The correct answer is H because the narrator only was explaining that her mother "would take me from stall to stall" in the sky markets "to expose me to her skills"

# data[].attributes.body
The answer D is correct due to the mother in lines 35,43,52-53, and 55-56 all show that she is looking back at her memories of the sky market with respect and nostalgia. The way the mothers actions are portrait at the market are almost as if she is remembering the ¨golden days¨ or with pride. This all points to her remembering the sky market with respect and nostalgia.

# data[].attributes.body
The correct answer is D because she talked about having to let go of her childish ways and she also started to have adult responsibilities in order to take care of her mother

# data[].attributes.body
The answer to #48 is H. Because, the narrator describes the troubling experiences shopping with her at the American market and describes the experiences in lines 62-68. "All children of immigrant parents have experienced these moments" (when a parent acts like a child) The seventh paragraph goes on to basically say that immigrant parents return to childhood vulnerability "begins much earlier than expected."