English, 02.04.2021 21:50, gamboaserg

What are conclusions based on? A. They’re based on character traits that difficult to understand.
B. They’re based on ideas that the author talks about in interviews.
C. They’re based on details that you have made inferences about.
D. They’re based on predictions about the story’s themes.

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What are conclusions based on? A. They’re based on character traits that difficult to understand.