English, 11.10.2020 23:01 natalie2sheffield
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What does it take to become a star? Many years of hard work! For as long as he could remember, Miguel wanted to be a tap dancer. He began taking lessons at age four and he studied piano as well so he could learn more about music. When Miguel entered high school, he performed in school plays and dances. Throughout high school and college, he continued to take dance classes and rehearse for school performances and he also worked hard to keep up his grades. After graduation, he joined a well-known dance company. Several years later, when he became the lead dancer in the show “A Chorus Line,” Miguel had accomplished his dream of becoming a tap star!
The passage describes the steps Miguel took to become a tap star. Fill in the missing box in this flowchart to complete the sequence.
A step chart has 5 boxes with arrows connecting them in a straight line. In order, boxes are labeled Miguel begins taking lessons, Miguel studied piano to learn more about music, blank, Miguel continued to take dance classes and rehearse for school performances, Miguel became a lead dancer in a show.
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