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which statement best describes the argument john f. kennedy makes in his speech at rice university?

the space race is an important investment in america's future; as such, america cannot afford to lose the space race to the soviet union.

the space effort's sole purpose is to create more jobs for americans.

america's children need to learn more about space to ensure that they will win the war against the soviet union.

the space race will america to design and develop more powerful nuclear weapons.

how do the gandhi video and the informational text differ in their focus?

the video centers on gandhi's entire life, while the text gives biographical information about only his childhood.

the video centers on gandhi's experience as a spiritual leader, while the text focuses on his personal life.

the video centers on gandhi's experience as a spiritual leader, while the text gives biographical information about his life as a whole.

the video centers on gandhi's work as a lawyer, while the text gives biographical information about his life as a whole.

which excerpt from "mary cassatt: artist and trailblazer" best supports the idea that cassatt blazed a trail for future female artists?

"more than any other person, mary cassatt introduce americans to the work of the impressionists."

"in paris, cassatt studied with successful artists. she carefully copied paintings in the louvre."

"though women in her time had little freedom and few choices, she achieved her ambition to become a professional artist."

"her teachers admired them so much that they encouraged her to try to get them displayed in the great annual art exhibition called the salon."

read the passage.

as casals daydreamed while standing on the busy sidewalk, he imagined himself playing chess in a café with the impressionist painter edgar degas. or sitting in a darkened theater, feeling the sudden hush as the celebrated actress, sarah bernhardt, took the stage.

what is the best inference about casals, based on this passage?

he had a vivid imagination.

he already knew degas and bernhardt.

he was eager to become famous.

he had plenty of money to spend going to plays and shows.