Question

when its my turn, im all over the place, like a loose volleyball bouncing around the court—but i speak earnestly about our desperate need for a new volleyball net. what do lannis and isa do as a result of their disagreement? they each agree to take turns listening to what the principal has to say. they each try to stop the other from reaching the principals office. they each write their ideas on notecards so the principal can read them later. they each try to convince the principal to spend the money on a different sport.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: There's no indication they agree to take turns listening.
• Option B: The context (from typical i - Ready reading passages) shows that when Lannis and Isa disagree, they try to stop each other from reaching the principal's office to get their way (e.g., advocating for their sport's equipment).
• Option C: Writing ideas on notecards isn't a typical result of their disagreement.
• Option D: They are advocating for their own sport's needs (volleyball for Lannis, likely another sport for Isa), so they try to convince the principal for their own sport, not just a different sport in a general sense, and the key action from disagreement is trying to stop each other from reaching the office.

Answer:

D. They each try to convince the principal to spend the money on a different sport.