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English, 03.11.2020 23:20, CoreyHammond584

Read this paragraph. The lights were dim, and whispering guests crouched behind couches awaiting the guest of honor. A confetti-sprinkled
cloth covered the dining room table, and a two-tiered cake served as its centerpiece. Streamers adorned the
doorways, and balloons clustered cheerfully in every corner. Framed pictures of the guest covered every table top, and
a banner read, "Congratulations!"
What do the descriptive details reveal?
O the reason for the celebration
the festive appearance of the home
the amount of money spent on the party
the identity of the guest of honor

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