The answer is C: they provide supporting details.
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I believe the answer you're looking for is B: Apologize to Juanito.
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Answer: Robin Hood and Little John is a story about how Little John, one of Robin Hood's merry men, met him. ... Both Robin Hood and Little John are fit and brisk, but the one difference is that although his name is Little John, he is seven feet tall with large limbs and strong body
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Really, that depends on the story you're reading. The story wouldn't tell where the author is born, the author could've researched another country to make the character act the way they do, so you could quickly eliminate that answer. Sometimes you can tell what decision the character will make if the book is easily predictable, like usually in teen fiction. Imagine a book where there's a good girl, she's very shy. She meets a bad boy, a player. You can easily predict that they will get together. I doubt that you will figure out that there are multiple themes just by reading the exposition. The exposition is the introduction, there's so much more to read after that. The last one sounds more like it, in the exposition, it immediately introduces the main character. It shows you the personality of the main character.
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just make a bunch of posters advertising the trash hole in the ocean and how it's bad for the world
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