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30 POINTS PLEASE ANSWER PLEASE ANSWER ASAP THIS ASSIGNMENT IS DUE SOON Whoever has read the book Matched by Ally Condie - Answer these questions please - or at least one of them if you know the answer 1. What type of behavior is the government controlling? 2. What is the reason for the government taking control? 3. Compare and contrast the benefits and negatives of the government taking control in this way. 4. How does the government maintain control? 5. In a multi-paragraph response, compare the type of control in your book to a real life example of government control. Give a summary of the example (provide who, what, where, when, and why) you are comparing it to and how the book could be relevant to real life.

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