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fomenos
3 years ago
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8. How does Starlene jumping off the high ledge set the plot in motion? O A It impresses Vinny, prompting him and Starlene to be

come closer friends. DB It upsets Vinny and Joe-Boy, prompting them to leave and later find the missing boy. DC It encourages Joe-Boy to jump off the high ledge, despite Mo and Vinny's pleas to climb back down. D It encourages the other boys to jump off the high ledge, pressuring Vinny to feel like he must also jump.​
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maksim [4K]3 years ago
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Answer:  

Vinny thinks it is creepy that the boy has not been found. Secondly, he could get seriously hurt if he jumps off of the high ledge.

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