English, 06.07.2019 02:20 queenjay34

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which quotation from the passage best supports the conclusion that jasmin felt out of place when she first moved to nevada?
a. “by the time the actual moving day arrived, she hadn’t acknowledged her family in days.”
b. “she had been so absorbed in trying to retain her friends in las vegas and being distressed about the move.”
c. “everything seemed so new and so distinctive from what she had grown accustomed to in nevada.”
d. “jasmin felt that she was finally fitting in within her community of las vegas, nevada.”

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