New Jersey NJGPA-Adaptive G11 ELA Practice Questions - New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment-Adaptive - Grade 11 English Language Arts Component Exam

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Read the passage: At the town meeting, Regina spoke first, her voice calm, laying out the budget cuts item by item. When Mr. Hall interrupted to accuse her of caring only about numbers, she did not raise her voice. Instead, she said, "I care about the people those numbers represent," and the room went quiet. Later, alone in her office, she wept, because the cuts she defended were the ones she had fought against for months. What does Regina's behavior reveal about her character?

She is indifferent to the town's suffering. She maintains composure publicly while privately grieving a decision she opposed. She enjoys confronting her political rivals. She lacks the courage to oppose the cuts openly.

Correct Answer:

She maintains composure publicly while privately grieving a decision she opposed.

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