<span>Bacon and biscuits. He kept them cut open and next to his skin so they would not freeze.
This was what he packed for lunch</span>
If you read an unfamiliar word and you don't have a dictionary at your disposal, you could use context clues. From the word itself, they are words within the sentence that help you give context to what the thought means. The context clues to be used here are 'pale yellow woods'. Thus, waning may mean it's malnourished or dying. It's antonym from the given choices is strengthening. So, the answer is C.
Scout learns an important lesson on perspective. Atticus teaches Scout to "climb i<span>nto someone's skin and walk around in it." Scout learns to see things from other people's </span>perspective<span> which plays an important part in her moral development.</span>
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Where are the statements?
