English, 12.10.2020 14:01, ramirezmarco9324

In Selection 2, which piece of evidence best supports the inference that Judith is not afraid to stand up for what she believes in? “But that’s not your responsibility. The creek isn’t yours.” (line 11)

“Good for you. So you put up the fence.” (line 15)

“Browne, I don’t think it’s logical that you punish everyone for the actions of a few irresponsible people.” (line 26)

“I’d be happy to feed your horses or clean the stalls.” (line 34)

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