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What is the meaning of the quote ". . . every curtsy had begun to feel more important than breakfast"?
Explain how the girls used teamwork throughout this section. Provide at least one important example.
Write a descriptive paragraph about the ballroom after it was decorated.
Miri questioned her skills and lacked confidence at times. Using page 228, pretend to hold a conversation with Miri that provides her with advice regarding her current situation.
Using what you know about present day bandits, draw a Venn diagram that compares and contrasts today's bandits with the bandits in the book.
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