copyright and the stars\nlewiss love of storytelling began when he was 7 years old and taking a trip…

copyright and the stars\nlewiss love of storytelling began when he was 7 years old and taking a trip through\nthe desert southwest with his father. night had fallen, and stars glittered in the sky\nabove. as lewis gazed at the stars, his father told him an ancient navajo story in which\na coyote, tasked with organizing the stars in the sky, gets impatient and impulsively\nhurla them haphazardly into the sky. lewis, who is of navajo, apache, and cherokee\ndescent, was captivated by the story, and he committed it to memory.\nin 2012, lewis found himself with the perfect opportunity to share the story of coyote\nand the stars with others. now an adult, he was working as a tour guide at the\ncherokee heritage center in tahlequah, oklahoma. a group of students arrived for a\nfield trip, and they were full of energy. one particularly rambunctious student was\nhaving a hard time waiting, so lewis decided to interview by telling the students a\nstory - the story of coyote and the stars. the students were transfixed by the tale. just\nas lewis had been all those years ago. lewiss boss had also been listening to the\nstory. a few weeks later, she approached him with some news - storytelling would now\nbee a regular feature at the center, and he would be the storyteller! \nquestion 1\nwhich of these sentences is most important to include in a summary of\nthis article?\na. robert lewis often adds characters to his stories to better\nconnect with his audience.\nb. robert lewis is a storyteller who believes we should share stories\nand learn from them.\nc. robert lewis guided tours for students on field trips to the\ncherokee heritage center.\nd. robert lewis took a trip through the desert southwest with his\nfather when he was a child.

copyright and the stars\nlewiss love of storytelling began when he was 7 years old and taking a trip through\nthe desert southwest with his father. night had fallen, and stars glittered in the sky\nabove. as lewis gazed at the stars, his father told him an ancient navajo story in which\na coyote, tasked with organizing the stars in the sky, gets impatient and impulsively\nhurla them haphazardly into the sky. lewis, who is of navajo, apache, and cherokee\ndescent, was captivated by the story, and he committed it to memory.\nin 2012, lewis found himself with the perfect opportunity to share the story of coyote\nand the stars with others. now an adult, he was working as a tour guide at the\ncherokee heritage center in tahlequah, oklahoma. a group of students arrived for a\nfield trip, and they were full of energy. one particularly rambunctious student was\nhaving a hard time waiting, so lewis decided to interview by telling the students a\nstory - the story of coyote and the stars. the students were transfixed by the tale. just\nas lewis had been all those years ago. lewiss boss had also been listening to the\nstory. a few weeks later, she approached him with some news - storytelling would now\nbee a regular feature at the center, and he would be the storyteller! \nquestion 1\nwhich of these sentences is most important to include in a summary of\nthis article?\na. robert lewis often adds characters to his stories to better\nconnect with his audience.\nb. robert lewis is a storyteller who believes we should share stories\nand learn from them.\nc. robert lewis guided tours for students on field trips to the\ncherokee heritage center.\nd. robert lewis took a trip through the desert southwest with his\nfather when he was a child.

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The text is about Robert Lewis's journey as a storyteller. Option B directly states his role as a storyteller, which is central to the summary. Options A, C, and D are details but not the main focus. A summary should highlight the main identity (storyteller) from the text.

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B. Robert Lewis is a storyteller who believes we should share stories