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A “She grew up in a remote Alaskan village that couldn’t be accessed by vehicle, and she thought this lifestyle might damage her chances of being accepted into a top school” (paragraph 1).“She grew up in a remote Alaskan village that couldn’t be accessed by vehicle, and she thought this lifestyle might damage her chances of being accepted into a top school” (paragraph 1).
B “Nina knew that her mom was petrified, but she also knew that overall, her mom wanted her to achieve success” (paragraph 5). “Nina knew that her mom was petrified, but she also knew that overall, her mom wanted her to achieve success” (paragraph 5).
C “As her uncle lifted them off the ground, Nina felt the plane detach from the water, but she knew she was leaving behind more than mere earth” (paragraph 7). “As her uncle lifted them off the ground, Nina felt the plane detach from the water, but she knew she was leaving behind more than mere earth” (paragraph 7).
D “She had never pondered all of the unique things in her life that had prepared her for college—not until she wrote her college admissions essay” (paragraph 4).
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The sentence that best proves to the reader that Nina is having to adjust to a new place as she is about to begin college is:
C “As her uncle lifted them off the ground, Nina felt the plane detach from the water, but she knew she was leaving behind more than mere earth” (paragraph 7).
This sentence suggests a significant transition and the emotional weight of leaving her familiar environment, indicating her adjustment to a new place as she embarks on her college journey.
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