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this question refers to teddy

1. what can the reader infer based on the section \going hunting\?

a. president roosevelt did not care about nature.
b. president roosevelt was a very experienced hunter.
c. mississippis governor invited the president on a hunting trip.
d. the party felt it was important that the presidents trip was a success.
this question refers to teddy

1. drag the three details on the left that belong in an objective summary to the box on the right.

president roosevelt was a big game hunter.
president roosevelt went on a bear hunting trip.
a political cartoonist began drawing the president with a bear.
a toymaker was so successful that he started his own company.
a toymaker was inspired to make a toy in honor of the president.
objective summary
this question refers to teddy

1. how did clifford berryman influence the creation of stuffed bears?

a. berrymans insults of the president inspired others support.
b. berryman popularized the presidents refusal to shoot a bear.
c. berrymans drawings led to articles about his refusal to shoot a bear.
d. berryman inspired others to purchase bears through his creative ads.

Explanation:

Question 1

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Roosevelt was a conservationist, so this is incorrect.
• Option B: The "Going Hunting" section doesn't focus on his experience as a hunter.
• Option C: The section likely doesn't state the Governor invited him (context of Teddy bear story: he went on a hunting trip, but invitation detail isn't the inference here).
• Option D: In the Teddy bear story, the party (those with him on the hunt) wanted the President's trip to be successful (e.g., getting a bear), which aligns with the inference.

An objective summary includes factual, non - interpretive details.

• "President Roosevelt was a big game hunter" is a fact.
• "President Roosevelt went on a bear hunting trip" is a factual event.
• "A toymaker was inspired to make a toy in honor of the President" is a key event in the Teddy bear story.

The other options: "A political cartoonist began drawing the President with a bear" – while related, the three above are more central to the main narrative of the Teddy bear's origin (hunting trip, Roosevelt's hunting, toymaker's inspiration). "A toymaker was so successful that he started his own company" is less relevant to the core summary of the Teddy bear story.

Clifford Berryman drew a cartoon of Roosevelt refusing to shoot a bear, which popularized this event.

• Option A: His cartoons weren't insults, so incorrect.
• Option B: His drawing made the President's refusal to shoot a bear well - known, which led to the Teddy bear idea. This is correct.
• Option C: His drawings themselves (not leading to articles) popularized the event.
• Option D: He didn't create ads for bears.

Answer:

D. The party felt it was important that the President’s trip was a success.

Question 2