How do the Arikara woman's actions in the passage support the theme of the legend? They show that she wants to have a child. They show that she is easily surprised. They show that she likes to eat corn.

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How do the Arikara woman's actions in the passage

support the theme of the legend?
They show that she wants to have a child.
They show that she is easily surprised.
They show that she likes to eat corn.
They show that she is a caring person.

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middle-school

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Answer: the 3rd one

Explanation: because in the passage it says nothing about her wanna have children .

Jason Goldstein answered Oct 25, 2021

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