Answer:
The excerpt that foreshadows that residents of Maple Street will turn against Les Goodman is, “He always was an odd ball. Him and his whole family. Real odd ball” (Sterling). This is because it singles him as the odd one out very early in the story. The only reason that they all turned on Les is that the neighborhood acts like a mob. If you are the outcast then you are the one that is singled out first. In summary, with the mob mentality, the odd ball, as Les is, is turned against first because they are the easiest target.
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He smiled understandingly — much more than understandingly. It was one of those rare smiles with a quality of eternal reassurance in it, that you may come across four or five times in life.
This tells us how much Nick is taken with Gatsby.
C. Inference because it says give you clues from a story to figure out something a author didn’t tell you is a inference
Answer:
The numbering
Explanation:
It asks what makes it a procedural text and numbered text is creating a procedure
