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NikAS [45]
1 year ago
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K12 6th grade 5.05 Quiz: On the Outside Looking in 2 answer key

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1 answer:
Fiesta28 [93]1 year ago
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Answer: hope this is hopeful

Explanation:  Read the excerpt from "The Difficult Path." "Can you read these?" Tianyi asked me. I nodded. She looked at me, her eyes sparkling with an inner fire. “Teach me,” she said, “and you can stay." So I did. How does this excerpt contribute to the structure of the  Answers: 1 on a question: Read the excerpt from The Difficult Path. Can you read these? Tianyi asked me. I nodded. She looked at me, her eyes sparkling with an inner fire. “Teach me,” she said, “and you can stay. So I did. How does that excerpt contribute to the story? options: It reveals the resolution (end) of the story when Lingsi is valued for her ability to read. Lingsi will likely ...

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