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Why is Tom Robinson unable to use his left arm? A. It got caught in a cotton gin B. He fell out of a tree and broke it C. It was caught under a tractor when Tom was a child D. He was born without the use
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Why is Tom Robinson unable to use his left arm?

A. It got caught in a cotton gin
B. He fell out of a tree and broke it
C. It was caught under a tractor when Tom was a child
D. He was born without the use of his left arm

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The reason why Tom Robinson was unable to use his left arm is because "A. It got caught in a cotton gin," although it should be noted that this wasn't actually a common problem.
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