Qu-iz In The Storm Total points
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mr sl-ap a
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bit-0ch
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Use this to find the main idea DON'T FORGET HOW

Read the passage. Then answer the questions.

1.) PART A What is the main idea of this passages? *

its about a guy that went into the storm

2.) PART B How do you know? *

cuz i read the passage DU-HHH xD

3.) Type in 5 sentences that help you know the main idea. *

how bout u do it its a school right teach me ni. gga

4.) write a short summary. Tell what is most important. *
how bout u tell me

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