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6) 4. In the passage, how are the narrator's and their parents'
points of view towards the tree different?
O A The narrator and their parents are distracted by
different aspects of the property, not the tree.
OB The narrator is indifferent toward the tree while their
parents are overwhelmed by it.
O c The narrator is amazed by the tree but their parents
quietly reflechit.
OD The narrator cannot convince their parents of the
tree's importance.
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