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The theme of “They Don't Mean It!” is that many cultures have different customs, but we can learn to understand each other. Which detail from the story helps the reader determine the theme?
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The theme of “They Don't Mean It!” is that many cultures have different customs, but we can learn to understand each other. Which detail from the story helps the reader determine the theme?

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Answer: A is the answer

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