Alex is writing a narrative about the day his baby sister was born. Read this paragraph from the story.

My mom was lying in a hospital bed, holding a tiny, writhing baby with a giant red mouth. It was just as ugly as I’d thought it would be. But then my mom smiled and said, “Come hold your little sister, Alex.” My sister. Mom placed her in my arms, and suddenly the idea of a baby in the house didn’t seem so awful.

How does the writer use relevant details to develop the theme of accepting change?

A.
He includes details about the relationship between the mother and son.
B.
He provides details showing a change in Alex’s attitude after he meets his new sister.
C.
He includes details that explain how hard it is to accept a newborn when you’re only a kid yourself.
D.
He uses descriptive details that show Alex to be resentful of the new baby and how it will disrupt his life.

Imagine that your friend comes to you interested in a career in the photography field but unsure if he wants to be an actual photographer. because of your interest in photography, you agree to mentor and guide your friend as he makes this decision. you suggest that he may want to explore other careers in the art world, like being an art critic, an art historian, an art collector, an art gallery owner, or a philosopher of art (also known as an aesthetician). you know that your friend is detail-oriented and likes making lists and cataloging items. in order to your friend decide what career path to follow, you agree to do some research about each of these career fields. define the career in one sentence. what might a day-in-the-life look like for each of these careers? what two skills will he need to be successful in each of these careers? at the end of the email, suggest the career that you think will be the best fit for him, with his skills in mind.