English, 15.09.2021 20:30 dbn4everloved

Question 5 of 5 Bella lives in a fantasy land where magic is an everyday occurrence.
Although magic is not allowed in school, Bella is forced to make a
difficult decision - she casts a spell to keep the baby chicks in the
science lab warm after their incubator bulb breaks. Everyone is
appreciative of Bella's quick thinking to save the chicks, but she must
face the consequences nonetheless. Bella is disqualified from the
broom-flying derby because she broke a school rule.
In part of the story, Bella is named captain of the broom-flying team. Which
statement best explains how this plot event develops the theme that making
the right choice sometimes means getting in trouble?
O A. It shows that people often prefer leaders who are highly skilled
even if they are immoral.
O B. It shows that one should always make right choices, regardless of
consequences.
O c. It shows that being kind to animals is much more important than
what people think of you.
OD. It shows that people who are popular are always able to bend the
rules because everyone defends them.

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