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Dear (said friend),
Hey how are you? I know we both moved to different colleges this year and that okay we can write and visit each other. I actually changed my plans for college, I go to UCLA now and im majoring in journalism with hopes of working for New York Times and starting my own blog. What are your academic plans for this year? How have you been since we last talked?
from (your name here)
Answer:
C. “Mother,” said Judy, “I love my new sweater.”
Explanation:
You're welcome.
In "Night", by Elie Wiesel, it is so risky for Eliezer to be in the infirmary because <em>C) in his weakened state, he might be selected for death</em>. Eliezer's foot is swelling and he is sent to the infirmary. There, he is attended by a Jewish doctor who wants to operate on him to save his leg from being amputated. The man who lies next to him, tells him to leave as soon as possible, because if new patients show up they will be displaced, and sick Jews are useless.
Answer:
i belive its c please tell me if im wrong
Explanation:
