I Reading Literature, Part Question 7 of 15
Which part of this passage gives you the best clue about the passage's
theme?
Theme: The reward you get is related to the effort you put in
Alicia sat on the bench and wondered when Coach Kate would let her
play in a game. She went to every practice and did everything Coach
Kate asked her to do. Sure, she didn't always run every sprint as fast as
she could, and she sometimes didn't pay close attention to Coach
Kate's instructions. Nevertheless, Alicia thought Coach Kate should
give her a chance to show what she could do in an actual game,
O A. Nevertheless, Alicia thought Coach Kate should give her a chance
to show what she could do in an actual game.
B. She went to every practice and did everything Coach Kate asked
her to do
POGO

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