2. Why does the author include a discussion of happy
events in paragraph 1?
OA to emphasize t...
2. Why does the author include a discussion of happy
events in paragraph 1?
OA to emphasize that both happy and sad events are a
part of life
O B to show that children remember more good events
than adults do
C to show that tragedies can destroy the progress
that societies make
D to encourage readers to focus on these events in
order to live happily
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