Order these events as they take place chronologically in the story.

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Lizabeth hears her father crying in her mother’s arms.

Lizabeth wakes up Joey and leads him to Miss Lottie’s yard in a hurry.

Lizabeth, Joey, and some other neighborhood kids throw stones at Miss Lottie’s marigolds.

Lizabeth feels compassion for Miss Lottie after realizing the importance of the marigolds.

Lizabeth hears her father crying in her mother’s arms.

Lizabeth wakes up Joey and leads him to Miss Lottie’s yard in a hurry.

Lizabeth, Joey, and some other neighborhood kids throw stones at Miss Lottie’s marigolds.

Lizabeth feels compassion for Miss Lottie after realizing the importance of the marigolds.

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Lizabeth hears her father crying in her mother’s arms.

Lizabeth wakes up Joey and leads him to Miss Lottie’s yard in a hurry.

Lizabeth, Joey, and some other neighborhood kids throw stones at Miss Lottie’s marigolds.

Lizabeth feels compassion for Miss Lottie after realizing the importance of the marigolds.

Lizabeth hears her father crying in her mother’s arms.

Lizabeth wakes up Joey and leads him to Miss Lottie’s yard in a hurry.

Lizabeth, Joey, and some other neighborhood kids throw stones at Miss Lottie’s marigolds.

Lizabeth feels compassion for Miss Lottie after realizing the importance of the marigolds.

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FOURTH
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To order these events chronologically in the story, we have:

  1. Lizabeth wakes up Joey and leads him to Miss Lottie’s yard in a hurry.
  2. Lizabeth, Joey, and some other neighborhood kids throw stones at Miss Lottie’s marigolds.
  3. Lizabeth feels compassion for Miss Lottie after realizing the importance of the marigolds.
  4. Lizabeth hears her father crying in her mother’s arms.

So the correct order is:

  • FIRST: Lizabeth wakes up Joey and leads him to Miss Lottie’s yard in a hurry.
  • SECOND: Lizabeth, Joey, and some other neighborhood kids throw stones at Miss Lottie’s marigolds.
  • THIRD: Lizabeth feels compassion for Miss Lottie after realizing the importance of the marigolds.
  • FOURTH: Lizabeth hears her father crying in her mother’s arms.