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Which of the following sentences provides the best description of the events in the passage?
Lucy runs to the edge of Kensington Gardens because...
Immediately before Lucy lays her hand on her father's knee, she was...
ACT Aspire Reading: Recognizing Explicit Details 27 Views
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Lucy runs to the edge of Kensington Gardens because...
Lucy runs to the edge of Kensington Gardens because...
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Okay Aspiring readers were going to presume that you've skimmed
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and skimmed again The passage And we're just going to
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go right to the question here Sometimes that's actually a
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good way to go You go to the question first
- 00:14
then skin Lucy runs to the edge of kensington gardens
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because well why run city edge It sounds like a
- 00:23
rock n roll Songs from the eighties All right why
- 00:25
don't she's playing with her ball She wants to see
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her dog She loses her toy or she's running away
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would be interesting But we've seen the old chasing the
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ball right into an odd discovery seen a million times
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in crappy movies But we saw it here first Lucy
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is playing with her ball and wanders into trouble So
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it's a she doesn't lose her ball and you know
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let's get a little more credit More likely she kicks
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it to far right because her nickname is strong leg
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lucy Yeah she also has no desire to run away
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And the dog is just hanging out Not being as
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creepy as his owner So that's it It's a and 00:00:58.969 --> [endTime] she's just playing with a ball Leave her alone
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