Social Studies, 24.04.2020 20:27 mercydiaz84

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1. PART A: What is the central idea of the text?
O A Misty Copeland would be a better ballerina if she
had started earlier and met fewer challenges.
O B Misty Copeland overcame self-doubt to fulfill her
dreams of being a ballerina through dedication.
OC If Misty Copeland hadn't had the support of her
friends and family, she never would have gone on
to be a ballerina.
O D There are some sports that require a certain
strength and body type for athletes to succeed at
them.

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