Suzy And Leah Comprehension
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Why were all the refugee children placed in the lower grades at school?
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They were behind in school.
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There wasn't enough room in the other grades.
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Most of them knew very little English or no English at all.
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The refugees preferred to be in the lower grades.
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Why does Leah feel so unsure that she and the other refugees are safe?
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Because she decided to never believed anybody anymore.
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She worried to much to believe she was safe.
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She was told so by her friends at the shelter where she stayed.
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Because the Germans had said they were safe at the other camp, and they were not.
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A. Because the Germans had said they were safe at the other camp, and they were not.Explanation
Leah feels unsure that she and the other refugees are safe because in the past, the Germans had claimed that they were safe at another camp, but it turned out to be untrue. This experience has made Leah skeptical and doubtful about the assurances of safety given by others.Rate this question:
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Why are Suzy and Leah at odds with one another?
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Suzy and Leah argue to much.
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Leah refuses to like Suzy.
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The girls do not understand each other.
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Suzy made Leah upset by reading her diary.
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A. The girls do not understand each other.Explanation
Suzy and Leah are at odds with each other because they do not understand each other. This lack of understanding has led to arguments and a refusal to like each other. The fact that Suzy made Leah upset by reading her diary might be a contributing factor to their misunderstanding and conflict.Rate this question:
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Why did Leah not eat her food during dinner at Suzys house?
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Her stomach was upset.
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She saved it for a little boy named Avi back at the shelter.
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She was a picky eater and disliked the food.
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Leah wasn't hungry at the time.
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A. She saved it for a little boy named Avi back at the shelter.Explanation
Leah did not eat her food during dinner at Suzy's house because she saved it for a little boy named Avi back at the shelter.Rate this question:
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How does Suzy react to Leah being in the hospital?
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She is curious.
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She disregards it.
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She is confused and worried.
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She cries about it.
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A. She is confused and worried.Explanation
Suzy's reaction to Leah being in the hospital is described as confused and worried. This suggests that Suzy is unsure about the situation and concerned for Leah's well-being.Rate this question:
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Why was Suzy giving out candy to the refugees?
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Her friends recommended her to.
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She was forced by her mother.
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She felt it was the nice thing to do.
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Her school is donating food to the refugees.
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A. Her friends recommended her to.Explanation
Suzy was giving out candy to the refugees because her friends recommended her to. This implies that Suzy's friends suggested or advised her to distribute candy to the refugees, possibly as a kind gesture or to show support and solidarity towards them. The reason behind her friends' recommendation is not provided in the question.Rate this question:
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What is the best word to describe Leah?
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Stubborn
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Quiet
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Rude
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Scared
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A. StubbornExplanation
Leah is described as stubborn because this word implies that she is determined and unwilling to change her opinions or behavior. It suggests that she is strong-willed and persistent in pursuing her own ideas or desires, even in the face of opposition or difficulties. This word captures Leah's personality trait of being obstinate and resolute in her actions and decisions.Rate this question:
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