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Part A Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. One central idea of the text revolves around Ann...

Part A
Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.
One central idea of the text revolves around Ann Gregory's experience as a(n) [ ] . She faced much [ ] , but her determination and love of the sport led her to break down barriers in the world of professional golf.
Part B
Select whether details do or do not support the central idea from Part A.
"...she worked for the family as a maid's helper. Later she worked as a maid." (paragraph 2)
Supports [ ]
Does Not Support [ ]
"Ann's ability was impressive, especially since she had not played golf until her early thirties." (paragraph 3)
Supports [ ]
Does Not Support [ ]
"By 1947, Ann Gregory had made a name for herself by winning most of the tournaments for African American women." (paragraph 4)
Supports [ ]
Does Not Support [ ]
"She paid to compete in the tournament but could not participate in all the events." (paragraph 5)
Supports [ ]
Does Not Support [ ]

Answer

Part A

  1. One central idea of the text revolves around Ann Gregory's experience as a(n) pioneer. She faced much discrimination, but her determination and love of the sport led her to break down barriers in the world of professional golf.

Part B

  1. "...she worked for the family as a maid's helper. Later she worked as a maid." (paragraph 2)
    • Does Not Support
  2. "Ann's ability was impressive, especially since she had not played golf until her early thirties." (paragraph 3)
    • Supports
  3. "By 1947, Ann Gregory had made a name for herself by winning most of the tournaments for African American women." (paragraph 4)
    • Supports
  4. "She paid to compete in the tournament but could not participate in all the events." (paragraph 5)
    • Supports

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