Question

text: when immigrants move to a new country, they have to make changes to fit in. one important thing they must do is learn the language of their new home. this helps them communicate and understand others better. they also need to adapt to the culture, which means learning about customs, traditions, and how people interact. immigrants may face challenges in finding their place in a different society, like adjusting to school or work. they may also have to get used to new climates and ways of living. adapting to a new country takes openness, flexibility, and a willingness to learn and embrace new experiences. by doing so, immigrants can build a fulfilling life in their new home.
main idea: when immigrants move to a new country, they have to make changes to fit in.
which of the following is not a supporting detail for the main idea in this passage?
immigrants may have to get used to new climates and ways of living.
immigrants must learn the language of their new country to adapt.
immigrants may need to learn the history of their new country in order to pass a citizenship test.
immigrants need to adapt to the culture, which means learning about customs, traditions, and how people interact.

Explanation:

The main idea is that immigrants must make changes to fit in a new country. Learning the language, adapting to culture are directly related. Needing to learn history for a citizenship test is not directly about general adaptation to fit - in. Adapting to climate and living ways also relates to fitting - in.

Answer:

C. Immigrants may need to learn the history of their new country in order to pass a citizenship test.