Tiger Woods wins his fifth Masters Tournament

Which of the following sentences from the article BEST develops a CENTRAL idea of the article?

• His answer was easy: He wanted to see his father, arguably the most exceptional athlete in modern history, victorious

• "I don't think things get any more special for me, because when I first won here, it was my dad at the back of the green, and now it's my two kids," Woods said.

• Unrealistic expectations aside, the father-and-son embrace in April 1997 almost instantly became one of golf's finest images.

• His motivation was still winning, but one thing had changed for Woods, who went on to finish tied for 17th that year

Tiger Woods' win at the 2019 Masters was important because it marked a comeback from years of personal and professional challenges.

Which two details BEST support the summary above?

• Woods' father passed away in 2006; it was his children's first time watching him at Augusta.

• Woods sought treatment for addiction; Woods hopes his children are proud of his win

• Woods' children have helped him focus on golf; Woods has struggled without his father's help

• Woods has had four back surgeries; Woods hadn't won the Masters in 14 years.

How does the article develop the idea that Woods' children have helped him overcome his struggles?

• The article quotes Woods talking about the influence of his children

• The article explains how Woods' injuries hurt his relationship with his children.

• The article describes the influence of Woods' father, Earl Woods.

• The article cites a 2018 biography about Woods' personal challenges

Why did the author begin the article by describing Charlie Woods' New Year's resolution?

• to reinforce the idea that Woods' children don't remember him winning

• to demonstrate how much the win meant to Woods and his children

• to remind readers that Woods hasn't won a major tournament in many years

• to show that winning the Masters is a major accomplishment for any player