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2 years ago

Which two things are being compared in the passage?

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Alinara [238K]2 years ago

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I think it is D. The beautiful music of a choir And the lovely song of the birds in the trees.

because in first 2 line it says that the trees became yellow answer some have few leaves and the other have none

And in 3 line says that cold wind blows

And in the last 2 lines says that birds start singing.

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