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Sate Passage #2: My New Favorite Place by Jocelyn Shaw age 9 I went to the grand opening of Smithville's new park on Saturday with my mom. I couldn't believe there was a park be! The park was beautiful. It had trees, lots of flowers, and even a place to eat. When we got there, I ran right to the jungle gym and started climbing. On my way to the top I met Dwayne, a boy fr climbed on the jungle gym for awhile, but then we got hungry. We ran to the picnic area for hamburgers and water teenagers were there giving out free stuff for coming to the opening. I got a ball with a picture of the park on it, a b to plant my own flowers. Before my mom and I left, we made plans to meet Dwayne at the park next weekend. I can Which best describes the differing purposes of these passages? es ) A) The first passage's purpose is to amuse and entertain the reader, while the second passage's purpose is to provide objective information. B) The first passage's purpose is to make readers angry, while the second passage's purpose is to persuade readers to buy a certain product. The first passage's purpose is to persuade readers to enjoy the park, while the second passage's purpose is to make readers prefer other parks. The first passage's purpose is to inform readers of a new event, while the second passage's purpose is to share about a place that brings joy to the narrator. D) O Hint (ELAGSE7R19) Analyze Seine USA PREP ITEST FAX 1-877-816-0808 PHONE 1-877-377-9537 PREPARING STUDENTS FOR WHAT'S NEXT Read Our Blog Meet Our Teachers Privacy Policy © USATestp int hshsehshneudhsjej2kka2

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