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Based on paragraphs 19–20, what can the reader infer about Uncle Tommy?
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He likes baseball better than the other sports Mitchell plays.
He likes baseball better than the other sports Mitchell plays.
He came to the game because Mitchell asked him to.
He came to the game because Mitchell asked him to.
He is dedicated to supporting Mitchell like a parent.
He is dedicated to supporting Mitchell like a parent.
He is trying to learn more about Mitchell and his mom.
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He is dedicated to supporting Mitchell like a parent.
Paragraphs 19–20 show Uncle Tommy at the game offering steady, personal support for Mitchell (attending, watching closely, acting in a parental/supportive way), which lets the reader reasonably infer a parental level of dedication. The other choices (that he prefers baseball, that he came only because Mitchell asked, or that he’s trying to learn about Mitchell and his mom) aren’t clearly supported by those paragraphs.
Paragraphs 19–20 show Uncle Tommy at the game offering steady, personal support for Mitchell (attending, watching closely, acting in a parental/supportive way), which lets the reader reasonably infer a parental level of dedication. The other choices (that he prefers baseball, that he came only because Mitchell asked, or that he’s trying to learn about Mitchell and his mom) aren’t clearly supported by those paragraphs.
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