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2. the people, place, and time in a story or play
3. the thesis, or most important point that a writer makes about a topic
4. the central argument a writer is making or the position a write is taking on a topic
5. examples and reason that support a controlling idea or claim
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Answer: an invasion of a castle.
Explanation: "They enter my castle wall!"
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In Raymond's run, a short story by Toni Cade Bambara, Squeaky feels she has disappointed her mother because she doesn't act like every other girl, squeaky was not a fan of the Mayday activities that other girls her age loved doing, she was more interested in running, she loved running, however, her mother wanted her to be like other girls, but squeaky was never going to be like other girls, she was proud of what she did, and she wanted to show everyone who she was.
She was a bit worried about the fact that her mother was disappointed in her, she was hurt and isolated, but when she found Gretchen and Raymond who were also runners, she became happy, and was no longer worried about acting like a girl.
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Red Indians: Tribe
Books: biophile
stars: cluster
eggs: clutch
singers: singers maybe choir
locusts: plague or more formally a swarm.
airplanes: flight or squadron
teachers: faculty or school or staff
Scout thinks Francis is the most “boring” child she has ever met. ... because Atticus had asked her not to fight anyone over what is said about him.
