Which quote from the Article best supports the idea that ballet may provide some children in Kibera with a way to escape poverty?A.The ballet dancer's arms curve over his head as his leg lifts at an impossibly high angle. Then he's off, spinning and pirouetting for the audience. This is 16-year-old Joel Kioko's solo in a December 2016 production of The Nutcracker, one of the world's most popular ballets.B."You have to be [tough] to live…where we live," he explained. "[You have to be like] a lion in the jungle…. You are the one who roars, and everyone follows."C."At the end of the day, we're not just training them to…dance for fun. We're doing it [at] a serious level," said Michael Wamaya, who teaches dance to nearly 100 kids a week in Nairobi. Wamaya was a finalist for the 2017 Global Teacher Prize. "We are doing it to make them have a career at the end."D.His teacher, 14-year-old dance student Annabel Shaw, was volunteering in Joel's school as part of a class project.

The Article states:When kids in Kibera come home from school, they're usually asked to complete chores such as cleaning, fetching water, or helping the family earn some money. After-school activities like dance or sports provide them with an opportunity for fun. Some even hope to dance their way out of poverty.The author's purpose for writing this passage was to __________.A.Suggest that students everywhere consider dance as a way out of tough situationsB.Persuade charity groups to fund more ballet classes in KiberaC.Explain why children accepted into ballet classes in Nairobi consider themselves luckyD.Highlight the fact that many people in Kibera must fetch waterSUBMITExtras

The Article states:When kids in Kibera come home from school, they're usually asked to complete chores such as cleaning, fetching water, or helping the family earn some money. After-school activities like dance or sports provide them with an opportunity for fun. Some even hope to dance their way out of poverty.The author's purpose for writing this passage was to __________.A.Highlight the fact that many people in Kibera must fetch waterB.Explain why children accepted into ballet classes in Nairobi consider themselves luckyC.Suggest that students everywhere consider dance as a way out of tough situationsD.Persuade charity groups to fund more ballet classes in Kibera

The best alternate headline for this Article would be __________.A.Poverty and Unemployment High in KiberaB.Ballet Transforms Kenyan Student's LifeC.Kenyan Theaters Showcasing Popular Ballet The NutcrackerD.Anno's Africa and One Fine Day Fund After-School Activities in KiberaSUBMITExtras© 2024 Achieve3000 Inc. and its licensors.All Rights Reserved.

The reader can infer from the Article that __________.A.Most kids in Kibera aren't interested in participating in sports as an after-school activity.B.Most kids taking ballet classes in Kibera will eventually receive training in the U.S.C.Joel Kioko's family is wealthier than most other families in Nairobi.D.Joel Kioko hopes to someday make money by dancing professionally.

Which sentence from the text BEST supports the idea that success at the elite level requires as much mental fitness as physical fitness?A. Biles at just six years old began imitating the gymnasts she saw on the beams and successfully executed a back tuck.B. Biles was the first female gymnast to land the Yurchenko double pike, the sport's most challenging vault.C. Despite these outstanding physical accomplishments, Biles has also experienced immense hardships. D. After feeling this disconnect on the mat, Biles decided to withdraw from the competition for her own safety.