Question

to the one-teacher black school in pine level, in a little frame schoolhouse that was just a short distance from where we lived. ... we had first grade to sixth grade, and there were about fifty to sixty children in the one room. we sat in separate rows by age, and at certain times the larger students would go up to read or recite and then at other times it was the smaller ones turn. my first teacher was miss sally hill, and she was very nice. i remember she was a light-brown-skinned lady and she had really large eyes. when the children would tease me or say something about how small i was, i would start crying, and i would go up and sit with her. and sometimes she would call me up and talk with me. rosas one-room wooden schoolhouse might have looked a lot like this one. what is the beginning of the passage mostly about?- rosas behavior- rosas classmates- rosas teacher- rosas school

Explanation:

The opening part of the passage focuses on describing the one-teacher, one-room frame schoolhouse in Pine Level that Rosa attended, including details about its setup, number of students, and classroom structure. The later mention of her teacher is an additional detail, but the beginning centers on the school itself.

Answer:

D. Rosa's school