Read the excerpt from a news article about bullying.
Twelve-year-old Jaylen Arnold knows what it's like to feel
different
Which detail shows that the author is writing for a young
audience?
He also knows what it feels like to be bullied.
"I know that it hurts people in the inside more than the
outside," he said in an interview with Tampa, Florida, TV
station WFTS, "Because words are worse than a fist or
punching or kicking."
Jaylen has Tourette syndrome.
The authohsgives a simple definition for Tourette
syndrome
The author quotes an interview from a TV station
The author uses formal language and large words
The author writes about a topic that is interesting for
adults
That's a condition that causes a person to make involuntary
noises and movements.

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How do i delete my account on this because i didn't read this agreements and also i put age at xd

Which type of excel chart should be used to track students’ progress on test grades? line column bar pie