1.what is the central idea of langston terrace?
a langston terrace was a terrific place to grow up
b growing up in washington d. c was difficult.
c the great depression had an impact on people’s lives
d playgrounds are an important part of a child’s life.

2. which of these answers gives a key detail leading to the main idea in langston terrace?
a i was eight years old and i had been to three schools.
b one of the people in our big household was lillie daddy’s cousin and mama’s best friend
c i could leave by my back door and be there in two minutes.
d neighbors who cared family and friends a lot of fun

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11. why is it important to use positive language in business messages?

In large cities such as new york city, a majority of citizens often take public transportation and leave their cars at home what is wrong with this text and visual aid

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