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Why does the narrator's mother buy her a miniskirt? A. Because she iS trying to teach her a lesson about being proud of who you are B. Because she knows the narrator wants to look nice for Robert C. Because
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Why does the narrator's mother buy her a miniskirt?

A. Because she iS trying to teach her a lesson about being proud of who you are
B. Because she knows the narrator wants to look nice for Robert
C. Because she iS trying to teach her a lesson about looking your
best
D. Because she IS trying to help the narrator assimilate


Answer : A

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We’re is the story? Could you explain
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