Instructions

This question has two parts. First, answer Part A$.$ Then, answer Part B$.$

Reread paragraph $4$ of the excerpt. Then answer the multiple$-$choice questions that follow.

From Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan Caln

$4$ A few years later, Dale is again impressed by the value of public speaking. His family moves to a farm three miles outs Missouri, so he can attend college there without paying room and board. Dale observes that the students who win camp contests are seen as leaders, and he resolves to be one of them. He signs up for every contest and rushes home at nigh and again he loses; Dale is dogged, but not much of an orator. Eventually, though, his efforts begin to pay off. He transfor speaking champion and campus hero. Other students turn to him for speech lessons; he trains them and they start winni

How do the ideas presented in this section connect with the overall discussion of the change in American ideals within the

A$.$ They show how Carnegie changed his mind about wanting to work on his family's farm after he saw students speaking at college.

B$.$ They provide insight to how Carnegie became a major force in the shift in American ideals during the shift from a Culture of Character

C$.$ They describe the difference between Carnegie's journey to becoming a successful speaker with that of the rest of the American peo

D$.$ They reinforce the idea that people who are good speakers are leaders, and the text helps readers understand how Carnegie becamE a powerful speaker