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What does the speaker in "in Just—" mean when he says that "the world is puddle-wonderful"? A. The world is full of puddles. B. Spring is rainy and wet. C. Winter's drought has ended. D. The balloonman
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What does the speaker in "in Just—" mean when he says that "the world is puddle-wonderful"? A. The world is full of puddles. B. Spring is rainy and wet. C. Winter's drought has ended. D. The balloonman fell into a puddle. Previous Next

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Answer: A. The world is full of puddles

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