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The author included the “Instructions for Your Air Plant" to help the reader -

know why people purchase air plants.

understand the process of photosynthesis.

learn how to take care of an air plant.

both b and c

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All she could see was concrete buildings, roads, and bridges for miles and miles.
The imagery in these lines appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

sight.

smell.

taste.

touch.

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What can the reader conclude about Jenny's mom?

She misses the farm as much as Jenny.

She is frustrated with Jenny's attitude about the city.

She wants to move back to Iowa.

She wants to help make Jenny feel better.

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The author included paragraphs 1 and 2 to show that -

Jenny's mom got a new job in the city.

Jenny is unhappy about living in the city and misses the farm.

Jenny blames her mom for moving to the city.

There is a lot of concrete in the city.

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What does Jenny's mom hope to accomplish by giving Jenny the plant?

She wants to teach Jenny about photosynthesis.

She wants Jenny to start a new hobby to take her mind off of the farm.

She wants to explain that there are different kinds of plants.

She wants to make the new apartment feel more like home.

Jenny's Plant Questions

Jenny's Plant Questions

The author included the “Instructions for Your Air Plant" to help the reader -

All she could see was concrete buildings, roads, and bridges for miles and miles.
The imagery in these lines appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

What can the reader conclude about Jenny's mom?

The author included paragraphs 1 and 2 to show that -

What does Jenny's mom hope to accomplish by giving Jenny the plant?

The author included the “Instructions for Your Air Plant" to help the reader -

All she could see was concrete buildings, roads, and bridges for miles and miles.
The imagery in these lines appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

What can the reader conclude about Jenny's mom?

The author included paragraphs 1 and 2 to show that -

What does Jenny's mom hope to accomplish by giving Jenny the plant?

Jenny's Plant Questions

Jenny's Plant Questions

The author included the “Instructions for Your Air Plant" to help the reader -

All she could see was concrete buildings, roads, and bridges for miles and miles.The imagery in these lines appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

What can the reader conclude about Jenny's mom?

The author included paragraphs 1 and 2 to show that -

What does Jenny's mom hope to accomplish by giving Jenny the plant?

The author included the “Instructions for Your Air Plant" to help the reader -

All she could see was concrete buildings, roads, and bridges for miles and miles.The imagery in these lines appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

What can the reader conclude about Jenny's mom?

The author included paragraphs 1 and 2 to show that -

What does Jenny's mom hope to accomplish by giving Jenny the plant?

All she could see was concrete buildings, roads, and bridges for miles and miles.
The imagery in these lines appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

All she could see was concrete buildings, roads, and bridges for miles and miles.
The imagery in these lines appeals most to the reader’s sense of -