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3 years ago

Which of the following lines from saboteur best indicates that the lunch hour will be a source of trouble for me. Chiu

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lina2011 [118]3 years ago

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1"The air smelled of rotten melons. A few flies kept buzzing about the couple's lunch2monetary bribary3Mrs. Chiu4historical allusion5"Tell me," Johnathon said, "how many animals you have."6"What kind of fruit," asked Betsy, "bears its seed on the outside?"

for 6 and seven look at the punctuation clearly so you don't make a mistake

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