Question

5. How does the author illustrate the idea that school-car children were dedicated to

their studies?

O A. by providing the cause and effect relationship between homework and performance

O B. by describing the varieties of challenges students overcame to attend school

O C. by identifying the different subjects students reviewed throughout the day

O D. by explaining the steps involved in playing ice hockey on a frozen lake.

Answer 1

The author illustrated the idea that school-car children were dedicated to their studies:

B. by describing the varieties of challenges students overcome to attend school.

Step-by-step explanation:

The author implies that children who do not take the school-car option are more distracted as they attempt to attend school on their own on a daily basis. Reliance on parents to do school runs for their children can occasionally pose some challenges, especially when the parents must attend to their personal responsibilities and time demands. When children are allowed to attend school via public transport, they are exposed to so many dangers and distractions on the way. These two options contrast with having dedicated school cars to take children to their schools. Such children are more focused, enjoy better protection, and are conveniently saved from unintended dangers.