ANSWER THESE 4 QUESTIONS NOW PLS I NEED HELPP

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Kobotan [32]3 years ago

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Answer:I’m going to just give a wise guess I’m thinking that The best answer for the first one would be B or C you chose I’m not 100% sure cause I wild need to read the passage to be able to answer the question but for the second one I’m pretty sure it A or B i think you should chose A but you chose cause like I said I i need to see the passage but fr 3 i don’t know for # 4. I think A. would be the best. I hope this helped but yeah.

Explanation: I suggest you put the passage so that next time I or someone else can be for sure about their answer they are giving you.

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