myPerspectives: English Language Arts, California (Grade 9, Volume 1)
ISBN: 9780133339574
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Page 75: Practice
Exercise 1
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Waverly- picking a gift at Christmas/watched others to see if bigger meant better/didn’t want a cheap or useless gift
Mrs. Jong- Waverly whining for salted plums/told her about the strongest wind proverb/waited until she showed patience
Mrs. Jong- Waverly whining for salted plums/told her about the strongest wind proverb/waited until she showed patience
Exercise 2
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A) first, she practiced more until she could beat her brothers. Second, she walked away from her mother rather than letting her be proud of her
B) Mrs. Jong did not tell her children everything, she made them go find it, find out the why and second, she taught her daughter how to be patient from the time in the store.
B) Mrs. Jong did not tell her children everything, she made them go find it, find out the why and second, she taught her daughter how to be patient from the time in the store.
Exercise 3
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Yes, both characters grow. Waverly grew in strength and stubbornness and Mrs. Jong grew in letting her daughter be wise and smart at chess and also that she had grown up.
Exercise 4
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A) Growing up
B) we glean what our parents teach us, but also add what we personally believe and learn. This forms an identity that may be different from their parents or other ancestors.
B) we glean what our parents teach us, but also add what we personally believe and learn. This forms an identity that may be different from their parents or other ancestors.
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