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3 years ago

What evidence in the text shows

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hichkok12 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

First, Arya hears her grandfather cheering

and she feels a burst of energy. Then, she finishes and sees

her grandparents waving excitedly. Her grandmother compares

her to a gazelle This all makes her feel more confident

that the problems between her and her grandparents might be resolved.

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got it right on i ready btw the bold part is the answer

Phantasy [73]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:First, Arya hears her grandfather cheering

and she feels a burst of energy. Then, she finishes and sees

her grandparents waving excitedly. Her grandmother compares

her to a gazelle This all makes her feel more confident

that the problems between her and her grandparents might be resolved.

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