Bradbury compares the students to “many roses, so many weeds, intermixed”. What does characterization reveal about the children? Question 8 options: a) There was a mix of races. b) They were cute as children often are, but underneath some were not nice. c) The children were growing up fast but experienced both positive and negative influences.

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Bradbury compares the students to many roses, so many weeds, intermixed. The children were growing up fast but experience both positive and the negative influences.

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Bradbury compares the students to many roses, so many weeds, intermixed. The children were growing up fast but experience both positive and the negative influences.

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