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English, 03.11.2019 06:31 OojohnnyoO116

Read the passage.
what is the central idea of paragraph 1?
a moving experience
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jasmin is much more concerned
than her brother about their family's
upcoming move to italy.
the wallaces are a military family,
and they move every four years.
it happened again just like it did every three to
four years. the wallace family was moving
this year's move would be a little different,
though, because they weren't being stationed
somewhere in the united states, this time they
were transferring all the way to aviano, italy.
colonel wallace was a pilot in the air force,
and he loved his job. his wife and two children
supported his career, but this move had
generated quite a bit of tension inside his
household. sixteen-year-old jasmin and
delwyn were twins. delwyn seemed less
apprehensive about going to a new country,
but jasmin was dreading beginning a new life
colonel wallace loves his job as an
air force pilot, and his family
supports him
jasmin and delwyn wallace are
sixteen-year-old twins who are
moving to italy

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