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Which statement best reflects the narrator’s perspective on the boarders? Robinson feels angry that the boarders are allowed to stay in her home. Robinson feels superior to the boarders. Robinson feels
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Which statement best reflects the narrator’s perspective on the boarders? Robinson feels angry that the boarders are allowed to stay in her home. Robinson feels superior to the boarders. Robinson feels overlooked and left out when the boarders stay. Robinson feels like an equal, even though she is the only girl.

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Answer:

D

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Robinson played checkers with the boys and never felt different because she was a girl.

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