Navah's dedication to improving her swimming skills led to her selection for the varsity swim team.
The correct words to complete the sentence in the image are:
Navah's significant improvement in swimming skills allowed her to try out for the varsity swim team and become a member.
The image shows a question from the i-Ready lesson "Vocabulary about Speaking Up." The question asks students to complete the sentence "Navah's hard work was that she became a strong swimmer." The answer choices are intensity, significant, eligible, and consequence.
The best answer is significant because it means "great and important." Navah's improvement in her swimming skills was significant because it allowed her to achieve her goal of making the varsity swim team.
The other answer choices are not as good fits for the sentence.
Intensity means "great strength or force." While Navah may have worked hard with intensity in order to improve her swimming skills, this word does not accurately describe the outcome of her hard work.
Eligible means "qualified to do or have something." Navah's improvement in her swimming skills made her eligible to try out for the varsity swim team, but it does not necessarily mean that she became a member of the team.
Consequence means "a result or effect of an action or event." The consequence of Navah's hard work was that she became a strong swimmer, but this word does not accurately describe the significance of her improvement.
Therefore, the correct words to complete the sentence are "Navah's significant improvement in swimming skills allowed her to try out for the varsity swim team and become a member."