New Mexico NM-MSSA ELA Grade 8 Practice Questions - New Mexico Measures Of Student Success & Achievement - English Language Arts, Grade 8 Exam

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In a novel, a character who begins the story refusing to apologize for a mistake ends it by writing a long letter of apology to a rival. Which statement best describes how the character has developed?

She has come to recognize the value of acknowledging harm she has caused. She has become weaker and willing to let others defeat her. She has decided that rivals make better friends than allies. She has learned that letters are always superior to spoken apologies.

Correct Answer:

She has come to recognize the value of acknowledging harm she has caused.

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