A.Taking notes to record background information can help you keep track of what you learn about a culture with which you are unfamiliar.
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Answer: Billy Colsman from where the red fern grows
Billy had a relationship with his dogs
His mother
And his grandpa
The first event that happened in his life was when he first got the dogs and he got to take care of them they shaped him to be happy
the second event that happened was when the dogs died he was sad and he had to move out of town one setting was when he was at the store with his grandpa buying jellybeans I think it made him happy because he said him and his grandpa had a good time
The second of it is when he went hunting with his dogs I think he had a good time up until one of his dogs almost got hurt
The first action would be with his mom was hesitant to get the dog At first they hurt his feelings because he really wanted the dogs
The second one Was when his little sister played with the dogs I think it made him happy to see his little sister playing with the two hands
The third action was when he went hunting with his dad you could tell they were enjoying themselves I think this character learned to cherish the moments you even when it comes to animals!
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Explanation:
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