Question

Which statement from the passage is a reasoned judgment? (Local Children’s reaction to 9-11 tragedy)

a. "People were crying, saying, 'Oh my gosh... It felt like a scary movie.'"
b. "It's still very hard for me to get the emotional stuff out of the way so I can just give my kids the facts."
c. "September 11 changed the lives of everyone in my generation, but not as much for our kids."
d. "I remember getting a deep sense of pride in my country... I decided then that I was going to stand up for my country and for what's right."

Answer 1

Option d, "I remember getting a deep sense of pride in my country... I decided then that I was going to stand up for my country and for what's right," is a reasoned judgment because it reflects the author's personal reflection and decision based on their experience during the 9/11 tragedy.

Step-by-step explanation:

A reasoned judgment is a statement that is based on logical thinking and evidence. Option d, "I remember getting a deep sense of pride in my country... I decided then that I was going to stand up for my country and for what's right," is a reasoned judgment because it reflects the author's personal reflection and decision based on their experience during the 9/11 tragedy.

In the given passage, the statement that represents a reasoned judgment is option d: "I remember getting a deep sense of pride in my country... I decided then that I was going to stand up for my country and for what's right." This statement reflects the author's personal reflection and decision based on their experience during the 9/11 tragedy.

It is a reasoned judgment because it is supported by their emotions and values, as well as their understanding of patriotism and doing what they believe is right.