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Author Jason Reynolds writes that to Canton, crossing guards' vests “were capes, and their whistles blew some kind of magic tone . . . .” This line . (Choose TWO answers.) Group of answer choices

compares crossing guards to superheroes

shows that before his mother’s accident, Canton did not think being a crossing guard was dangerous

explains why Ms. Post got hit by a bus

helps readers imagine the sound of a whistle

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