17. Passage - A Day No Pigs Would Die After reading the excerpt from A Day No Pigs Would Die, answer the question below. Use the rubric in the materials for help if needed.
Look closely at the descriptive, sensory, and precise word choices in the reading. How do these word choices add to the story? For your answer, explain how the language in
this story affects readers in a clear topic sentence. Then, support your idea with an example of precise, descriptive, and sensory wording from the passage. Use details to
support your answer.
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