English, 04.04.2020 23:19 teresagonzalez6652

This costs ALOT of points. There's a lot of questions I'm sorry.
1. Sequence the following events in order.
_Annabeth Percy and Grover view St. Lewis from the top of the Arch.1
_Annabeth tells Percy about her life before Camp HalfBlood.2
_The elevator is to crowd for Percy, so he stays behind.3
_Annabeth tells Percy and Grover all about the Gateway Arch.4
_The travelers ride on the Amtrak for two days.5
_The Chihuahua morphs into a Chimera.6
___Thr group gets off the train in St. Louis.7
Use the number of the sentence and just put numbers for 1 when happened fist and through 7 for last. ONE more I promise!
What big mistake does Percy make while battling Chimera?1

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This costs ALOT of points. There's a lot of questions I'm sorry.
1. Sequence the following eve...