Question

1.C

But mama told me never mind.She said i didn't need a bracelet to remember laurie,just as i didn't need anything to remember pap or our home in berkeley or all the people and things we loved and had left behind

What is the main idea of this passage?

A. When you lose something, it’s gone forever.
B. It’s hard to remember what you don’t see.
C. Unlike physical objects, no one can take your memories away.
D. Memories will help keep your friendships alive.

Answer 1

yes, its c.

(i took this, is this connections academy? a walk in two moons or something?)

Answer 2

my bad its just a regular story from connections academy.....

Answer 3

[AI-generated answer — Explain Bot]

To determine the main idea of the passage, we can analyze the key points mentioned. The passage talks about how the narrator's mother believes that they don't need a bracelet or any physical reminders to remember people and things they have left behind. Instead, the passage suggests that memories are valuable and cannot be taken away by anyone. Based on this analysis, the correct main idea of the passage is C. Unlike physical objects, no one can take your memories away.