1. PART A: What is the central idea of the passage? O A Harry feels alone because his family fears his powers,
and he can't be around his friends where he feels
comfortable expressing himself.
OB Harry completes chores for Petunia because he
believes that being obedient is important to supporting
a strong and united family.
O C Harry behaves and decides not to cast any spells
because he cannot use magic outside of school and he
is afraid the Dursleys will find out about his magical
powers.
OD Harry argues with Uncle Vernon because he believes
his uncle's hatred of people who are different is unfair,
and he wants his uncle to treat all people fairly.