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Question 1 of 5 In a historical novel, Iktomi tries to hone his leadership skills by bossing the other children around. He is a talented tracker and hunter, but his overpowering personality is disliked by others. When it is time for his community to choose a young man to represent them at an important festival, Iktomi is heartbroken to not be selected. Instead, a boy who has taught others to make snowshoes is chosen. In part of the story, Iktomi asks if the other boy will teach him to make snowshoes. Which statement best explains how this plot event develops the theme that people prefer to follow those who treat them with respect? O A. It shows that even arrogant people eventually accept leaders who are helpful to others. B. It shows that when survival is on the line, ability is more important than popularity. O C. It shows that the greatest friendships sometimes begin as competition and rivalry.
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