Making Inferences in Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
Question 6 of 10 • CA-Expository Reading and Writing B
Read the paragraph below.The extracurricular activities my father proposed failed to intrigue me. The volleyball club at the community center boasts of competitive tournaments, and the basketball clinic at the high school describes intense training drills. Though these would offer physical outlets, exercise is not my top priority because I already play soccer on the weekends. I countered with my own suggestions: a robotics class or a math club.
Answer
A
The author wishes his father would allow him to relax after school.
B
The author is seeking intellectual stimulation from his activities.
C
The author does not enjoy playing competitive sports.
D
The author prefers soccer over academic activities.