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English, 02.10.2021 20:30 olguita82

Read these sentences from the passage. By the second week of camp. I realized I actually
liked Mariah a lot more than I'd expected to. She
knew a story for every situation, and the kids
flipped when she read a few of her age-appropriate
tales to them at bedtime.
What does the word flipped mean in the passage?
O turned over
O suddenly changed
O became excited
O got upset

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