Need help ASAP!! For this activity, choose one of the following excerpts: The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian or Walden.

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Part A

Note the excerpt you have chosen, and write one inference you have made from the passage.

Part B
Now provide one or two pieces of evidence from the text that support your inference.

Part C
Write a paragraph that explains the inference you made from the text. Use your responses from part A and part B, and provide commentary that explains how your evidence supports your ideas.

Please do not comment any links or give me the Plato answer, if you do have the Plato answer, please write it in your words!

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