Social Studies, 28.09.2021 20:40 laurentsupreme
Gabi, Sofia, Chau, and Kaitlyn play on the same girls’ volleyball team. They are in the ninth grade at neighboring schools. Gabi and Sofia also play volleyball for their school. Gabi and Sofia are from Hispanic families. Chau’s family moved to the town from Vietnam, and Kaitlyn’s ancestors are from Ireland.
How do you know the people in this scenario are a diverse group?
The girls have different ethnic backgrounds.
The girls live in different geographic areas.
The girls come from different economic classes.
The girls have different hobbies and interests.
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