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He is tired of Squeaky dominating the race.
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When we first read the excerpt, we know that Mr. Pearson is clumsy- the excerpt explicitly states this with the line "with his clumsy self". This eliminates the first option. As we contine through the passage, we get hints that Mr. Pearson is not Squeaky's biggest fan. With the line "shaking his head sadly like it’s my fault all of New York didn’t turn out in sneakers", we see that Mr. Pearson is upset that there is not a lot of competition. Instead of being happy that there is less competition for Squeaky, like he would have been if he was rooting for her, he seems disappointed. I hope this helps!
Answer: A (theme) not every thing can go your way
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When a challenging poem comes across, the best thing to do is to look for vocab usage. To find what some words mean, would make a great contribution to understanding the stanza's in the poem and what the major theme would be. The reading strategies I use include being able to identify context clues and even the theme.
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if you think of the earth as a spinning top, then the north and south poles are the top and bottom of the top. As the earth spins we get day and night. At the North Pole. Night occurs continuously for half the year, and day occurs continuously for half the year depending on whether the pole is facing toward or away from the sun.
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The answer would be the first one which is the point of view is first person , allowing the reader to understand what the speaker is feeling as he watches his dying father. I hope that this answer helped you
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