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I remember this question from a couple years ago! the answer is A. She is very upset and does not want to go.

The keywords “Mouth open” “Make my life worse?” and “my backpack fell to the ground” show that she is upset about going to camp.

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Llana [10]3 years ago

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Answer: she is really upset and does not want to go.

Explanation: I know this because, if you read the story you can read her expression and how she hated that she had to go camping.

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