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English, 23.04.2021 14:50, maddyr04

PART B: Which of the following quotes best supports your answer to Part A? A "The child with the red lantern discarded it as a tasteless object that could be bought
at a store."
B. "She, slipping her left wrist under the string of her lantern, enclosed the boy's fist with both
hands."
C. "Even when you have become a young man, laugh with pleasure at a girl's delight when told
that it's a grasshopper, she is given a bell cricket."
D. "The boy's lantern, which he held up alongside the girl's insect cage, inscribed his name,
cutout in the green papered aperture, onto her white cotton kimono."

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