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Read the passage. When Mrs. Garcia taught class, the chairs stood straighter. The computers hummed in unison. And, along the front wall, the chalkboards waited impatiently to be tickled by the chalk. What
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Read the passage.

When Mrs. Garcia taught class, the chairs stood straighter. The computers hummed in unison. And, along the front wall, the chalkboards waited impatiently to be tickled by the chalk.

What most likely is the author suggesting through the figurative language in the passage?

The furniture is alive.
The classroom is very clean.
Mrs. Garcia scares the room.
Mrs. Garcia is a good teacher.

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Answer: C

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The pearson that said The furniture is alive is wrong I don't know what the answer is but don't pick that one. ✌✌‍♀️‍♀️‍♀️‍♀️

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