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Dafna11 [192]
3 years ago
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Which evidence effectively supports the position and reason that follow? Check all that apply. Position: Every community has its

own social norms, so it is important to follow the trends of your community to feel like you truly belong. Reason: You are able to connect with the people around you if you have shared experiences. For example, if those around you fish, then you can only really know them if you fish, too. Understanding a community's social norms is like having the key to a secret treasure chest. If you are truly loyal to your town, you should participate in all of the community's events. When I moved to a new town, I didn't make any new friends until I joined a few clubs. Sharing experiences with other people helps you bond with them, and seeing them around town makes you feel like you really belong to the community​
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Mazyrski [523]3 years ago
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Answer:

A.) For example, if those around you fish, then you can only really know them if you fish, too.

D.) When I moved to a new town, I didn’t make any new friends until I joined a few clubs.

E.) Sharing experiences with other people helps you bond with them, and seeing them around town makes you feel like you really belong to the community.

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