The answer is B.
The two sentences are relatively similar in that they are both talking about how their large brain helps it do better.
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<span>I think it would be don't gullible enough to believe everything your child tells you. Jackson loved hearing the stories her own son would tell about the class bad boy, Charles. In fact, she couldn't wait for Laurie to get home from school so she could hear them. All the while Laurie was misbehaving at home. In the end, she learned there was no Charles and that Laurie had been pulling the school pranks he blamed on Charles.
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The answer is B. Words like horror and wallowing create an upsetting mood which only connects with regretful.
Its either B or D...... B if the whole story is about him trying for the team and D if that is a big part of the story. Hope I Helped!
In My Side of the Mountain<span>, Sam Gribley has run away from his home in New York City in order to live off the land in the Catskill mountains. This setting is key. It could be considered another major character in the book. Everything Sam does and learns about is based on his close attention and reaction to the forest and all of the plants and animals that live in it. </span>
