Question

will medal and fan

Answer 1

Paragraph One

He drives a racecar 80 miles per hour. He motivates audiences of hundreds. He's earned awards for his performance on and off the racetrack, and he's traveled the country to compete. Did we mention that he's 13 years old? One look at his accomplishments and it is easy to see that Noah "Little Gator" Cornman is on the fast track to success. "Little" might be a part of his nickname, but it does not describe his determination to succeed and his heart to make a difference for kids like him.

In paragraph 1, which sentence implies that the author is impressed with the teen's accomplishments?

He drives a racecar 80 miles per hour.

He motivates audiences of hundreds.

Did we mention that he's 13 years old?

He's traveled the country to compete.

Answer 2

Did we mention that he's 13 years old?

Answer 3

because he is casting praise on him saying "can you believe it? amazing for his age!"

Answer 4

Wait let me restate that.
You gave the options:
a. He drives a racecar 80 miles per hour.

b.He motivates audiences of hundreds.

c. Did we mention that he's 13 years old?

d. He's traveled the country to compete.
A. He drives a race car 80 miles per hour.
Without even reading the passage, u can immediately rule out a. because he is informing you of the boy's abilities. Yes, it may be astonishing, but you dont know that he is only a boy yet. The author has not yet told you his age.
B. He motivates audiences of hundreds.
This is a worthy choice, but you have to read the words and sentences around this sentence. nope, the awards he got is irrelevant. The author is again just telling you his accomplishments.
C. Did we mention that he's 13 years old?
Now this is the answer. The author is indeed informing you, but he is saying like, "have we already told you? Crazy, right?"
D. He's traveled the country to compete.
The author is informing you, he has not yet cast much shine. He is not making this seem like something great. Many race car drivers do this, it's the age 13 that popped out. That is rare, so the author says, "did we mention..."