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Read the excerpt below and answer the question. she had, it was true, her moments of depression when she would snap at everybody like an angry dog. these moods descended on her suddenly and for no apparent reason. but they were very rare and short-lived. this excerpt shows ezinma has grown up to resemble her mother ekwefi her brother nwoye her father okonkwo her grandfather unoka

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