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3 years ago

Review the scene from "President Cleveland, Where Are You?":

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2 answers:

inn [45]3 years ago

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C. i remember reading this a few years back :)

guajiro [1.7K]3 years ago

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Reviewing the scene from "President Cleveland, Where Are You?", by Robert Cormier, when Armand asks Jerry for money for their father's birthday present, the option that best explains how this scene develops is C. "It shows how torn Jerry is between buying cowboy cards and helping pay for his father's gift." Jerry has been saving money to buy his cowboy cards and get a signed glove. His brother asks him for the money for his father's gift he gives only $5 from the $35 he has.

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