Answer:
The main character witnesses the crime.
She shares what she saw with a trusted friend.
She considers whether to change her look so she won't be identified by the perpetrator of the crime.
Her younger brother asks her about standing up to a bully at school, which prompts her to think about her own dilemma.
She pokes around for information about the person she saw commit the crime.
She imagines a debate in which character A and character B give her opposing advice.
She devises a strategy for effectively reporting the crime.
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Answer: It should be about a girl walking around the forest! Discovering new things.
Explanation:
Answer: Mona Lisa, tickling me
Explanation: I am ticklish
C. a repeated grouping of two or more lines in a poem that often share a pattern of rhythm and rhyme
The water moves approximately up, and down, while the wave moves foward.
