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English, 27.10.2019 04:43, litttyyyu33411

Read the passage from "gumption."
“and look at ‘em now,” i said, “going through the alley looking for something to eat.”

"well, they got gumption,” my wife yelled, “and that’s something.”

which best describes clara, based on the information in the passage?

opinionated and wise

pushy and conceited

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uneducated and disrespectul

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