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lidiya [134]
2 years ago
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In the book winterdance describe the method marge used to get a grouse dinner

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Helen [10]2 years ago
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In the book Winter Dance, the method Marge used to get a grouse dinner can be described as indirect and cunning. She does this by keeping her distance while mating with the Typhoon one of the coyotes belonging to Paulsen.

<h3>What is a descriptive response?</h3>

A descriptive response is a response detailing the concepts and factors related to a text or an idea.

It is right thus to state that Marge from the story above, is a Brush Wolf. She thus, go a grouse dinner by staying on the outskirts of the pack and mating with Typhoon.

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