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When you fail at something, it let's you determine what you strengths are and what you still need to work on. Failure can get you ready for similar instances in the future, because at that point you will have already learn from your mistakes. Also, if you fail enough times, you response to failure will change from sad and disappointed to eager and ready to learn from it.
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I did have not read Burned by Ellen Hopkins. I will however help you out on any questions you may have if you allow me the time to do a bit of research.
I hope this helps.
Answer: A
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Its mounted upon = on top of
I'm thinking that it's a. That's the only one I see that has kind of a shift in topic.