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English, 19.03.2020 10:35, jaylene33002

"This night Stargirl Caraway was on the field with them. As they played, rooted in their places, she pranced
around the grass in her bare feet and long lemon-yellow dress. She roamed from goalpost to goalpost. She
swirled like a dust devil. She marched stiffly like a wooden soldier. She tootled an imaginary flute. She pogoed
into the air and knocked her bare heels together."
Which theme statement is best exemplified in this passage?
A. Individuality is overrated, especially in high school.
B. It is wrong to judge a person solely based on appearances.
C. Dancing is the best way to relax and find your place in the world.
D. It is better to find your own identity rather conforming to what is most popular.

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