Which statement from the article gives a clue to the meaning of the word celebrity?
A.
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Which statement from the article gives a clue to the meaning of the word celebrity?
A.
“Weber learned about the group from her friend . . .”
B.
“. . . the women all decided to start making dresses.”
C.
“The story of Lillian Weber’s dedication has spread across the world . . .” (paragraph 6)
D.
“. . . those people who are providing assistance to others and making a positive difference in the world . . .”
Which statement from the article gives a clue to the meaning of the word celebrity?
A.
“Weber learned about the group from her friend . . .”
B.
“. . . the women all decided to start making dresses.”
C.
“The story of Lillian Weber’s dedication has spread across the world . . .” (paragraph 6)
D.
“. . . those people who are providing assistance to others and making a positive difference in the world . . .”
Which statement from the article gives a clue to the meaning of the word celebrity?
A.
“Weber learned about the group from her friend . . .”
B.
“. . . the women all decided to start making dresses.”
C.
“The story of Lillian Weber’s dedication has spread across the world . . .” (paragraph 6)
D.
“. . . those people who are providing assistance to others and making a positive difference in the world . . .”
Which statement from the article gives a clue to the meaning of the word celebrity?
A.
“Weber learned about the group from her friend . . .”
B.
“. . . the women all decided to start making dresses.”
C.
“The story of Lillian Weber’s dedication has spread across the world . . .” (paragraph 6)
D.
“. . . those people who are providing assistance to others and making a positive difference in the world . . .”
Which statement from the article gives a clue to the meaning of the word celebrity?
A.
“Weber learned about the group from her friend . . .”
B.
“. . . the women all decided to start making dresses.”
C.
“The story of Lillian Weber’s dedication has spread across the world . . .” (paragraph 6)
D.
“. . . those people who are providing assistance to others and making a positive difference in the world . . .”
Which statement from the article gives a clue to the meaning of the word celebrity?
A.
“Weber learned about the group from her friend . . .”
B.
“. . . the women all decided to start making dresses.”
C.
“The story of Lillian Weber’s dedication has spread across the world . . .” (paragraph 6)
D.
“. . . those people who are providing assistance to others and making a positive difference in the world . . .”
Which statement from the article gives a clue to the meaning of the word celebrity?
A.
“Weber learned about the group from her friend . . .”
B.
“. . . the women all decided to start making dresses.”
C.
“The story of Lillian Weber’s dedication has spread across the world . . .” (paragraph 6)
D.
“. . . those people who are providing assistance to others and making a positive difference in the world . . .”
Which statement from the article gives a clue to the meaning of the word celebrity?
A.
“Weber learned about the group from her friend . . .”
B.
“. . . the women all decided to start making dresses.”
C.
“The story of Lillian Weber’s dedication has spread across the world . . .” (paragraph 6)
D.
“. . . those people who are providing assistance to others and making a positive difference in the world . . .”
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