Three or four million heads of families don’t turn into tramps and cheats overnight, nor do they lose the habits and standards of a lifetime… They don’t drink any more than the rest of us, they don’t lie any more, they’re no lazier than the rest of us… An eighth or a tenth of the earning population does not change its character which has been generations in the molding, or, if such a change actually occurs, we can scarcely charge it up to personal sin. -federal relief administrator Harry Hopkins

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Three or four million heads of families don’t turn into tramps and cheats overnight, nor do they lose the habits and standards of a lifetime… They don’t drink any more than the rest of us, they don’t lie any more, they’re no lazier than the rest of us… An eighth or a tenth of the earning population does not change its character which has been generations in the molding, or, if such a change actually occurs, we can scarcely charge it up to personal sin. -federal relief administrator Harry Hopkins

Which questions would help a reader understand the quotation? Check all of the boxes next to answers that are correct.
Why did Harry Hopkins say what he did?
Which president appointed Harry Hopkins?
Whom was Harry Hopkins writing about?
What was Hopkins’s background?
What was the world population at the time?
When did Hopkins say this?
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To help a reader understand the quotation, the following questions would be relevant:

1. Why did Harry Hopkins say what he did?
2. Which president appointed Harry Hopkins?
3. Whom was Harry Hopkins writing about?
4. What was Hopkins's background?
5. What was the world population at the time?
6. When did Hopkins say this?

These questions would provide context and information about the quotation, allowing the reader to better understand the context and significance of Harry Hopkins' statement.
To understand the quotation, consider these questions: 1. Why did Harry Hopkins say this? 2. Which president appointed him? 3. Who was he talking about? 4. What was his background? 5. What was the world population at the time? 6. When did he say this?

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