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2 years ago

Wicked

English

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PtichkaEL [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

Which of these is the best transition sentence to add between sentences 9 and 10?

A. Most of the people who saw Wicked on Broadway say that they enjoyed the show and wanted to see it again.

B. The musical's success has not only been shown by awards received but also by its popularity with audiences.

C. Kristin Chenoweth was part of the original Broadway cast.

D. The musical has made a whole lot of money on Broadway.

Which sentence should be removed from the third paragraph?

A. The green makeup takes a long time to put on the skin.

B. Wicked follows the life of Elphaba. . .

C. The pair couldn't be more different.

D. While in college, Elphaba becomes roommates with Glinda. . .

Explanation:

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