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Identifying Types of Influences Read the story and categorize the influences on the
author.
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I couldn't believe it when my cousin, Maria, told me she
didn't like the dress that I am planning on wearing to
my Quinceañera party. Turning 15 and having this party
marks an important moment for girls in my community. I
had to choose a dress that my grandmother would like,
but also something that my friends from school would
think was pretty. Going dress shopping was really
difficult... and now Maria doesn't even approve
anyway.

Identifying Types of Influences

Read the story and categorize the influences on the
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