English, 14.08.2020 18:01 ayeelol4936

Read It! Moshe Kai Cavalin started college at age 8. By age 11, he had two degrees. He has written a book. It is called We
Can Do. In his book, Cavalin shows how other kids can do what he has done. He says that they have to stay
focused. Cavalin believes that through hard work, kids can achieve whatever they want. Cavalin continues to work
hard. However, Cavalin does not work all the time. He plays sports, too.
Do It!
Cavalin's book
other kids.
Aangers
B encourages
C worries
D thanks
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Read It! Moshe Kai Cavalin started college at age 8. By age 11, he had two degrees. He has written...