Social Studies, 02.04.2020 21:55 lorilhuff8197
(1) Last spring I went to visit my aunt and uncle who live in Valencia, Spain. (2) While I was there, I saw the festival called Las Fallas—which means the fires. (3) During the festival, the people in town lit fireworks and firecrackers. (4) Then, at the end of the festival, the town had a parade with floats made from paper, cardboard, and wood. (5) People filled the large floats with fireworks. (6) At the night's end, people lit the fireworks and burned the giant floats. (7) The experience was incredible. (8) The town's people took many precautions to make sure it was safe for everyone. (9) We saw many different things. (10) My favorite part about the festival was when the citizens voted to pardon one float from burning. (11) The town put the "pardoned" float in a museum with floats from past parades.
When Joanne began editing her narrative, she decided to move sentence 7. Where is the BEST place for Joanne to move sentence 7?
A) after sentence 4 because Joanne likes parade floats
B) after sentence 1 because Joanne is describing her entire trip
C) after sentence 8 because Joanne could not believe the precautions
D) after sentence 5 because working with fireworks is quite wonderful
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