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The passage ," the woman who went to Alaska",is a part of a longer memoir and is most likely the A) climax of the plot. B) resolution of the plot. C) exposition of the plot. D) rising action of the plot.
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The passage ," the woman who went to Alaska",is a part of a longer memoir and is most likely the
A) climax of the plot.
B) resolution of the plot.
C) exposition of the plot.
D) rising action of the plot.
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I believe the answer is D
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THE ANSWER IS C) exposition of the plot. I JUST TOOK THE TEST
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