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English, 22.05.2020 04:57, iv267829

Keeping chronological order in mind, what question would
a reader most likely ask after reading this excerpt?
Who will win the game between the Fifteens and the
Seventeens?
Will Luma speak to Fomatee and allow him back onto
the team?
Will Fornatee watch the scrimmage from the sidelines of
the field?
Have Fornatee and Prince been friends for a very long
time?

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