I just took the quiz and the correct answer is B) the people and events that influenced his life
Answer:
He cries.
Explanation:
"Where the Red Fern Grows" tells the story of Billy, a boy who dreams of raising two hunting dogs of a breed called red-bone. These dogs are very expensive to buy and Billy does not have the money since his family has a low economic condition and are going through the problems caused by the great depression. However Billy does not get discouraged and does not give up on the dream of owning the dogs and that is why he tries to get several jobs and save all the salary he can get. He works hard and collects the money for two years, until he has enough to buy the dogs. When he finally manages to buy them and holds the puppies for the first time, he cries a lot because he has managed to make a dream come true.
Washington, after observing a corporal, sternly told him he should have B.helped his men.
Answer:
The passage is trying to persuade readers to resist negative peer pressure.
Explanation:
The passage explains that peer pressure is a part of life for kids and is sure to happen sometime in their lives. It also states that peer pressure is not all bad because there can be positive and negative peer pressure.
Children were urged to resist negative peer pressure for just one bad decision made, can destroy a person's life for good. They were also encouraged to join a group that helps children resist peer pressure while still having good fun.
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Ill help you but can you tell me the passage it will be easier. Thanks
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