Refer to your who is sonia sotomayor? book for a complete version of this text.

part a

what is a main idea of chapter 7?

as a new judge, sonia requires extra time to consider both sides of a case before ruling.
despite all her experience, sonia finds she is uncomfortable in her role as a judge.
sonia earns a reputation as a fair and capable judge with her ruling in the baseball strike case.
sonia has trouble choosing between working as a judge or running for public office.

question 2

part b

which detail from the text best supports the answer to part a?

“he asked the mayor of new york to put sonia on a committee that looked at how money was spent in political campaigns.”
“that meant she didn’t need any spring training—or practice—to do her job well.”
“she was so nervous, her knees knocked together.”
“some people thought judge sotomayor would take days or weeks to decide the case.”

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Write about a scientist and present information including a short biography, contribution, their scientific achievements and contribution to science