Question

9 this question has two parts. first, answer part a. then, answer part b. part a what is a central idea of the passage? a the people of the valley relate to the great stone face differently. b the great stone face is viewed as a teacher of the children of the valley. c only the young and foolish believe in the power of the great stone face. d the great stone face serves as a granter of the peace that many people in the valley hoped to attain.

Explanation:

To find the central idea, we analyze each option. Option A suggests different relationships with the Great Stone Face, which can encapsulate various perspectives in the passage. Option B is too specific as it only focuses on children. Option C is a negative - and likely inaccurate - generalization. Option D is also too narrow as it only mentions peace - granting. A central idea should be broad and cover multiple aspects related to the main subject (the Great Stone Face).

Answer:

A. The people of the valley relate to the Great Stone Face differently.