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2 years ago

Which details help you determine that the passage is a drama rather than text from a novel or a story? Check all that apply.

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Answer: I did the question and it said the correct answers are . The passage contains stage directions. Don Ricardo‘s name is bald face when he is speaking. And don Ricardos and Blanca Flor words are not surrounded by quotation marks. So a c and d

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I don’t know the answer but here are the options . The passage contains stage directions. Blanca Flor is scared. Don Ricardo name is bold face when he speaking. Don Ricardo and Blanca Flor words are not surrounded by quotation marks . Don Ricardo shouts at Blanca Flor

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Check what? You did not include the asnwers.

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The sun was setting, and Lee jumped into her bunk bed. She may have been an only child, though the bunk bed was perfect for slumber parties. “Are you going to bed?” Lee’s father stood in doorway. She nodded. “A little early for you, huh?” She didn’t say anything. “Well, goodnight then sweetheart.” “Baba?” Lee called. “Yes?” Her father answered, appearing in the doorway. “Baba, do you think Mr. Sprinkles could be found?” Dad looked at her with a new sense of understanding. “I don’t know, ai. I sure hope so.”

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And from all the emotional exhaustion of the day, Lee fell fast asleep.

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Around 2:00 in the afternoon, Lee was napping on the sofa. She had been doing a combination of filling in her coloring book, watching her favorite television shows, and snacking on rice candy. A knock on the door awaken her. She got off the sofa and trailed behind her father as he opened the door. “Oh my!” Lee squealed in frequencies that are only possible for little girls to achieve. On the Wang family’s porch step lied the white teddy bear with a pink bow known as Mr. Sprinkles. She lifted Mr. Sprinkles and held him close to her chest. Lee’s dad picked up a note also laying on the porch<span>. “</span>Hope you haven’t missed him too dearly.” The note read. Father looked on the back of the note. There was no return address.

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