Read the excerpt from Outcasts United . Luma picked up on another problem facing her young players. Many had come from places that had been destroyed by war, so they had never had access to any kind of formal education. Often refugee children were unable to read or do even the simplest math. Without a basic education in their own language, they were playing catch-up in schools where classes were taught in a new language, one many of the boys could barely understand. While the public school system around Clarkston offered English-as-a-second-language programs, the schools were overwhelmed with newcomers. Determine the themes of this excerpt. Select the correct answer in each row.