In paragraph six, Squeaky explains that Rosie "can't afford to throw stones". What is the implicit meaning of this phrase?
Question 5 options:
It means that Rosie should not be insulting Raymond's intelligence.
It means Rosie already got in trouble for breaking a window by throwing stones.
It means Rosie doesn't have enough money to throw stones.
It means that Rosie should not sign up for the race.
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The implicit meaning of the phrase "can't afford to throw stones" is that Rosie should not be insulting Raymond's intelligence.