English, 07.10.2020 19:01 jaidenlaine9261

4. PART A: How do the details about Johnson's early life in paragraphs 2-3 help us understand
her later success?
O A Her struggles inschool show how much she
developed during her early life before
working for NASA.
OB By describing her love of counting, the text
shows that Johnson was always passionate
about math.
OC Johnson's enrollment in college at just 15
years old emphasizes how different she was

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