and his other cheerleaders. they taught him choreography. he used the same discipline and diligence it had…

and his other cheerleaders. they taught him choreography. he used the same discipline and diligence it had taken for him to get good at ball... except this was a lot harder for him. cheerleading didnt come as naturally to marquez. still, over months of training, he could see that he was improving with practice. maybe he even stood a shot at making the squad.\\nwhat can you conclude about marquez based on this information?\na marquez has to work harder at cheerleading than basketball because cheerleading comes less naturally to him.\nb marquez is constantly comparing his skills in basketball with his cheerleading skills and feeling bad about himself.\nc marquez is trying to learn how to let go of all his basketball skills in order to learn a new discipline.\nd marquezs favorite type of sport is one where hes working alone and doesnt have teammates to distract him.
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The text states that Marquez used the same discipline and diligence for cheerleading as he did for basketball, but cheerleading was harder for him as it didn't come as naturally. This supports option A. Option B is incorrect as there's no mention of him feeling bad. Option C is wrong as there's no indication he's letting go of basketball skills. Option D is not supported as the text doesn't say his favorite sport is one where he works alone.
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A. Marquez has to work harder at cheerleading than basketball because cheerleading comes less naturally to him.