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AP® English Language and Composition: Comprehension Drill 1, Problem 1. The speaker would agree with all of the following statements except what?
AP English Language and Composition: Comprehension Drill 1, Problem 3. What can the "personality" that the speaker describes be characterized as?
AP English Language and Composition: Comprehension Drill 1, Problem 10. The metaphor used in lines 62 and 63 is best interpreted to mean which...
AP English Language: Shrinky Dinks 4 Views
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Description:
In line 58, "shrink" most likely means
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Okay Ap england learners and next up short one for
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you in line fifty eight Shrink most likely means what
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When someone is afraid or disgusted they seem to shrink
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because they recoil You know like kittens when someone they
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don't know tried to pick him up or well refers
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to us around literally any flying insect What we squeaking
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back away making ourselves that tinier as we curl into
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a ball that shrink And that's what this author wanted
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to dio when she saw all the intense racism around
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her Well the author of that quote definitely felt fear
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and worry So that's a either and probably wanted to
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flee d either But that's not what the use of
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shrink means It does sometimes mean contract like sea there
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but it wouldn't make sense for the author to literally
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shrink in size So the answer here is be recoil 00:00:54.684 --> [endTime] or coil and then coil again
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