3. How does Mr. Mead's interaction with the police car contribute to the plot of the story?
O A Mr. Mead's interaction with the police car indicates
that he is unable to follow laws.
OB Mr. Mead's interaction with the police car shows
that his career choice was not very popular.
Mr. Mead's interaction with the police car proves
that he does not fit in with the rest of society.
OD Mr. Mead's interaction with the police car reveals
that exercise is no longer needed to be healthy.

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12 read the sentence below and answer the question that follows. why is elementary school success an indicator of graduation rates? why is this sentence not a thesis statement? it is not a debatable topic. it is a question it is an opinion it is not a fact mark this and retum

If a poet wants to tell an exciting story using a quick rhythmic pattern, what poetic form would best fit this function