The part of the passage that includes an opinion is: “That is why even today, children who do not do well are not cast out, but treated fairly.” This statement reflects a belief about how children should be treated, indicating a judgment on fairness and the moral lesson derived from the story.
Read the passage from "The Wise Fool.”
At sundown the fairies were still working on the sandy plot. Two days went by. And a week. And another. Because just as one set of footprints were got rid of, another set appeared. By the end of the second week, in fact, the fairies had covered the entire plot with footprints. At last they gave up and let the woman live.
That is why even today, children who do not do well are not cast out, but treated fairly.
Which part of this passage includes an opinion?
“At sundown the fairies were still working on the sandy plot.”
“Because just as one set of footprints were got rid of, another set appeared.”
“At last they gave up and let the woman live.”
“That is why even today, children who do not do well are not cast out, but treated fairly.”
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