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A frail older woman struggles to climb onto a city bus, and one of the teenagers inside offers her their seat. Teenagers today are and . Their parents taught them the importance of good manners, civility, and respect.

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A frail older woman struggles to climb onto a city bus, and one of the teenagers inside offers her their seat. Teenagers today are and . Their parents taught them the importance of good manners, civility, and respect.

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A frail older woman struggles to climb onto a city bus, and one of the teenagers inside offers her their seat. Teenagers today are and . Their parents taught them the importance of good manners, civility, and respect.

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A frail older woman struggles to climb onto a city bus, and one of the teenagers inside offers her their seat. Teenagers today are and . Their parents taught them the importance of good manners, civility, and respect.

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Which statement best summarizes the central idea of this paragraph?

A
America claims to be equal, but it is not.
B
The ideal America embraces its diverse heritage.
C
Daniel Boorstin thinks that America has a negative image.
D
America is like a colorful quilt.

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