For two months merchants of the neighborhood had been reporting stores broken into by a teenage gang. —"Object Lesson," Ellery Queen How does the word gang support the author’s purpose in this sentence? It evokes a positive image of teenagers who are part of a club. It evokes a negative image of teenage criminals. It evokes a neutral image of a group of teenagers.

Two-door coupe, hoppin' out like jack-in-the-box, i'm gon' shoot if this 30's all that i got, y'all on mute, ain't no back-talk on my block, numb numb juice to the head, fok up the opps, two-door coupe, hoppin' out like jack-in-the-box, i'm gon' shoot if this 30's all that i got, y'all on mute, ain't no back-talk on my block, numb numb juice to the head, fok up the opps,