Question

“forget ms. a, what about me? what was i thinking, taking on justin?”
“calm down, we’ll come up with something. you’ve got me and ruthie behind you—what more do you need?”
i’m not sure if he’s being funny or serious.
“let’s talk later,” he says. “don’t count yourself out.”

complete the sentences to create a summary of the passage.

as part of his campaign for student - body president, reggie bravely agrees to
. then, his opponent justin’s rowdy fans
him. principal blaylock seems to
. in the end, reggie doubts he could actually
.

Explanation:

To solve this, we need to analyze the passage and the given sentence structure for the summary. However, the dropdown options for the blanks are not visible. Assuming typical summary - creation for such a passage (about Reggie's student - body president campaign, dealing with Justin and his fans, and Reggie's doubts):

Step 1: Analyze the first blank

The first part of the summary is "As part of his campaign for student - body president, Reggie bravely agrees to...". From the passage context (though the full passage's prior details are not fully shown, but from the later parts about Justin), a likely action could be "take on Justin" (since there's a mention of "taking on Justin" in the passage).

Step 2: Analyze the second blank

"Then, his opponent Justin's rowdy fans...". Rowdy fans might "confront" or "challenge" him (based on the context of a campaign and opposition).

Step 3: Analyze the third blank

"Principal Blaylock seems to... him". The principal's action could be "support" or "doubt" (but from the passage's "Don't count yourself out" which is a positive nudge, maybe "encourage").

Step 4: Analyze the fourth blank

"In the end, Reggie doubts he could actually...". Given the context of a campaign, he might doubt he could "win the election" or "succeed in the campaign".

Since the dropdown options are not provided, a general summary - based completion (assuming common options) would be:

As part of his campaign for student - body president, Reggie bravely agrees to take on Justin. Then, his opponent Justin's rowdy fans confront him. Principal Blaylock seems to encourage him. In the end, Reggie doubts he could actually win the election.

(Note: The actual answers would depend on the specific dropdown options available, but this is a logical completion based on the passage context.)

Answer:

To solve this, we need to analyze the passage and the given sentence structure for the summary. However, the dropdown options for the blanks are not visible. Assuming typical summary - creation for such a passage (about Reggie's student - body president campaign, dealing with Justin and his fans, and Reggie's doubts):

Step 1: Analyze the first blank

The first part of the summary is "As part of his campaign for student - body president, Reggie bravely agrees to...". From the passage context (though the full passage's prior details are not fully shown, but from the later parts about Justin), a likely action could be "take on Justin" (since there's a mention of "taking on Justin" in the passage).

Step 2: Analyze the second blank

"Then, his opponent Justin's rowdy fans...". Rowdy fans might "confront" or "challenge" him (based on the context of a campaign and opposition).

Step 3: Analyze the third blank

"Principal Blaylock seems to... him". The principal's action could be "support" or "doubt" (but from the passage's "Don't count yourself out" which is a positive nudge, maybe "encourage").

Step 4: Analyze the fourth blank

"In the end, Reggie doubts he could actually...". Given the context of a campaign, he might doubt he could "win the election" or "succeed in the campaign".

Since the dropdown options are not provided, a general summary - based completion (assuming common options) would be:

As part of his campaign for student - body president, Reggie bravely agrees to take on Justin. Then, his opponent Justin's rowdy fans confront him. Principal Blaylock seems to encourage him. In the end, Reggie doubts he could actually win the election.

(Note: The actual answers would depend on the specific dropdown options available, but this is a logical completion based on the passage context.)