Which passage from the Article best supports the idea that Douglas Miles has helped develop a
skater culture on the San Carlos Apache Reservation?
A. Then there's San Carlos Apache Reservation in Arizona. That's another place where
A kids know a nollie from an ollie or a wallie. This rez is home to a thriving skatepark. It's
also where Douglas Miles lives.
B
He's an acclaimed San Carlos Apache-Akimel O'odham artist. Miles is well known for
his distinctive painted skateboards.
That's why he opened the Apache Agency Skate Shop. It's a social center for skaters
C on the reservation. The shop organizes skate competitions and concerts. It also
sponsors a team of talented skaters who travel around giving skating demonstrations.
His company, Apache Skateboards, first got rolling when he painted the deck of a
D skateboard for his son. The strong, striking design showed an Apache warrior with a
sword and shield. These are traditional tribal symbols.