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Which detail in the article BEST supports the conclusion that the tutu girls' tradition has endured for a long period?
(A) All age 7 or nearly so the three girls were diagnosed with leukemia in 2016 and met at Johns Hopkins
All Children's Hospital in St Petersburg, Florida, where they became fast friends.
(B) That year they posed for photos at the hospital in purple tutus with a fourth young cancer survivor,
Chloe Grimes, and a tradition was bom
(C) After the girls completed treatment, the close-knit moms all in Florida, organized annual reunions.
Once they met in a park. The other times, they gathered at the hospital
(D) One year, they wore their gold tutus to a reunion with T-shirts that reflected their tough journeys. One
read warrior" and the others "brave," "fearless" and "strong."
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How did the tutu girls support their friend Lauren when she went back to the hospital? How do you know?
(A) They posed in tutus and took photos for her. "The tutus and photos were the idea of Chloe's mom,
Jacquie Grimes She thought it would be a good way to raise awareness about childhood cancer
(B) They switched to gold tutus in honor of her fight "Always, the girls wore their tutus, though they
changed from purple to gold, the color that symbolizes the fight against cancer in the young
(C) They cut their hair for her. "They updated each other on their pets, or their quest for pets, and McKinley
shared that she had recently cut her hair and donated it to benefit children who are sick, as she and her
pals had been
(D) They visited Lauren and made her drawings. "They paid her a visit to cheer her up, bringing on smiles
all around The left behind drawings on her hospital room windows as a reminder of their bond"
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answer: no

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