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Explanation:
The best answer choice would be option A. By describing the small details Harriet attends to in her preparations
The rest of the answer choices do not fit as they describe events and emotions that never occurred in the passage.
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He destroys her flowers
Jem is so angry about the comments Mrs. Dubose made about Atticus being no better than 'the people' he is defending, that the takes Scout's baton and ruins all of her flower bushes. He does this out of anger and impulse, trying to defend the name of his father and his family.
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