11
Eki,
1 Which sentence from the selection best describes the story
problem?
A Mowgli laughed and said, "What is that to me?"
B That spring the Mohwa tree, that Baloo the bear was so fond of,
never flowered.
C The birds and the monkeys went North early in the year.
D And the heat went on and on, and sucked up all the moisture.
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