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English, 12.02.2020 05:59 BluedragonKBT44

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Read the following sentence:
I'd love to complete my homework in less time, but
somehow I don't think my six teachers were in the same
room together when each simultaneously decided that his
or her class was more important than all others.
Who is the most likely narrator?
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A. A student who is chronically disorganized
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B. A student who has been disappointed in the other classes she is
taking
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C. A student who always turns in her homework on time
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D. A student who is juggling multiple obligations

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