5. wanting to be a good teammate, erika never mentioned the other players. she expected them to step up and admit their involvement. she ended up taking the fall alone. her teammates avoided her, saying they were happy the cheater was off of the team. with the exam postponed, they were treated as heroes for winning the championship without her. erika transferred to another school, remembered as the girl who cheated to make straight a's. today, a star athlete and college scholar, erika blames past mistakes on no one but herself. the ball is in her hands again. this time she plans on making better decisions. which of the following facts is expressed explicitly in paragraph 5? erika has become a college student and athlete. erika has forgiven her teammates for what they did. erika has learned an important lesson about life. erika has worked hard to improve her reputation. the third one is incorrect, i did the test.
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