President Obama Speaks to Students

Which point is best developed in "President Obama Speaks to Students"?

• Students, not parents or teachers, are most responsible for their future.

• Parents and teachers owe it to students to make sure homework gets done.

• Obama succeeded through hard work, intelligence, and self-control.

• A large family that includes parents, grandparents, and other adults is key to success.

How are the ideas in paragraph 8 organized?

• Obama describes a problem and gives a solution.

• Obama compares his own life story to his wife's story.

• Obama talks about events in his life from his childhood through college.

• Obama tells what can happen if students accept responsibility.

How does Obama support the point that it's not always easy to do well in school?

• He explains how you write your own destiny.

• He talks about dropping out of school.

• He gives an example from his own life.

• He mentions quitting on your country.

How does Obama support the idea that students should develop their talents?

• by describeing how important it is for students to do homework.

• by suggesting that parents should be more involved in students' education.

• by telling how schools can keep students from having poor attitudes.

• by saying that students will be needed to solve difficult problems.

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