English, 20.05.2020 23:05, jmallory3031

This is for an AR test plese help. It is for the book Call me by Your Name: From his table in the garden, elio watches oliver as he_
a) climbed the ladder in the orchard to pick the ripest apricots
b) showed mafalda how to fly a kite
c) raced down the hill on his bicycle with his arms spread like sails
d) reached into a hollow tree and brought out a fistful of nectar

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