Question

which two statements best describe ways that tessa grows over the course of the narrative? tessa learns that she can still produce good work if she remains flexible. tessa develops better camera techniques over the course of film camp. tessa realizes that a person need not have an \exotic outside perspective\ to teach her a useful lesson. tessa becomes a more useful partner by the end of the narrative.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option based on typical narrative character growth:

1. Option 1: "Tessa learns that she can still produce good work if she remains flexible."

Character growth often involves adapting to challenges. Learning flexibility to create quality work is a core growth trait (e.g., adjusting plans when obstacles arise).

1. Option 2: "Tessa develops better camera techniques..."

Technical skill development is more about skill than character growth. The question focuses on "grows" (personality/understanding), so this is less about personal growth.

1. Option 3: "Tessa realizes that a person need not have an 'exotic outside perspective' to teach her a useful lesson."

This shows a shift in worldview—learning that wisdom can come from unexpected (non - "exotic") sources. It reflects personal insight and growth in understanding others.

1. Option 4: "Tessa becomes a more useful partner..."

"Useful partner" is vague and less tied to internal growth (vs. learning flexibility or shifting perspectives). It also lacks the depth of the other two options.

• The first correct option (Tessa learns flexibility for good work) shows adaptability, a key character growth.
• The third correct option (realizing lessons don’t need "exotic" perspectives) shows a shift in worldview, another core growth. The other options focus on technical skill or vague partnership, not deep personal growth.

Answer:

A. Tessa learns that she can still produce good work if she remains flexible.
C. Tessa realizes that a person need not have an "exotic outside perspective" to teach her a useful lesson.