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What does the phrase “like a water balloon” mean in paragraph 9? a. The foot was red from the sting. b. The foot was wet from car wash. c. The foot was round and rubberish. d. The foot was extremely swollen
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What does the phrase “like a water balloon” mean in paragraph 9?

a. The foot was red from the sting.

b. The foot was wet from car wash.

c. The foot was round and rubberish.

d. The foot was extremely swollen from the sting.

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can I see

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i don't see the passage

User Harwalan
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Hi!

The answer would be C.

Hope I could help!
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