The question below refers to the selection "Catch the Moon." The Tiburones are a — A. gang. B. school band. C. family. D. business.

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User: The question below refers to the selection "Catch the Moon." The Tiburones are a — A. gang. B. school band. C. family. D. business.

Weegy: In the story "Catch the Moon", the Tiburones are a GANG.
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User: The following question refers to “The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant.” How old is the narrator? A. Twelve years old B. Thirteen years old C. Fourteen years old D. Sixteen years old

Weegy: In the story “The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant”, the narrator is FOURTEEN years old.
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User: The following question refers to “The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant.” The narrator loves Sheila because she — A. is beautiful and unattainable. B. is kind and intelligent. C. is sensitive and emotional. D. shares his interest in fishing.

Weegy: The answer is C. is sensitive and emotional.
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User: The following question refers to “The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant.” When the narrator asks Sheila to go to Dixford, she — A. responds with an enthusiastic yes. B. responds with a clear no. C. says that she is going to a dance with Eric. D. asks him if he has a car.

Weegy: When the narrator asks Sheila to go to Dixford, she responds with an enthusiastic yes.
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User: Select the response that best answers the question. If the statement is true, select "True"; if it is false, select "False." The question below refers to the selection "Catch the Moon." Luis’s internal conflict is that he clashes with his father about work. A. True B. False

Weegy: Luis’s internal conflict is that he clashes with his father about work. FALSE. This describes an external conflict.
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Asked 10/2/2012 8:57:16 AM

Updated 6/23/2014 3:38:41 PM

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In the story “The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant,” the narrator loves Sheila because she — is beautiful and unattainable.

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In the story “The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant”, when the narrator asks Sheila to go to Dixford, she — asks him if he has a car.

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The question below refers to the selection "Lamb to the Slaughter." The dramatic irony of the officer’s comment that the murder weapon is “Probably right under our very noses” comes from the fact that — A. it really is under their noses. B. Mary is giggling uncontrollably. C. it is not what we expected him to say. D. the situation is far worse than he thinks.

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"Lamb to the Slaughter." The dramatic irony of the officer’s comment that the murder weapon is “Probably right under our very noses” comes from the fact that — it really is under their noses.

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