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Which facts or details develop the thesis statement?


Thesis Statement: The ease and ability to make friends evolves over a person’s lifetime.

(1 point)
Responses

Statistics about introverted and extroverted personality types are limited.
Statistics about introverted and extroverted personality types are limited.

Adults should seek out clubs or interest groups to find like-minded individuals.
Adults should seek out clubs or interest groups to find like-minded individuals.

The average person will change careers at least twice in their lifetime.
The average person will change careers at least twice in their lifetime.

A growing number of children favor academic competitions over organized sports.

Answer 1

To develop the thesis statement "The ease and ability to make friends evolves over a person’s lifetime," we should focus on facts or details that highlight how social interactions and friendships change throughout different stages of life.

From the provided options, the most relevant fact is:

"Adults should seek out clubs or interest groups to find like-minded individuals."

This detail suggests that as people grow older, they may need to actively look for social opportunities, indicating a shift in how friendships are formed compared to earlier life stages.

The other options do not clearly connect to the thesis about the evolution of making friends over a person's lifetime.