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Which changes would you consider major changes? There are no wrong or right answers. Each person may consider different changes to be major.moving far awaygetting a haircutrepainting my roomgoing to a new schoolgaining a new best friendhaving my favorite show canceled

A
moving far away
B
getting a haircut
C
repainting my room
D
going to a new school
E
gaining a new best friend
F
having my favorite show canceled
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Read the sentences. Choose the one that is informational.

A
The pancake rolled across the floor, thinking, “I must get out of here, or there’s a great chance I’m to be eaten!”
B
The world’s largest pancake griddle is located in Penn Yan, NY, and measures 27 feet from end to end.
C
Tamika’s favorite time of the week was Sunday morning, when she and her dad would make their weekly stop at the diner for Poppi’s famous pancakes.
D
Syrup drizzled onto the plate as I poured it on the fresh stack of pancakes.
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Which central idea is supported by the details you chose?

A
The weather was poor that morning.
B
The immigrants were happy to arrive.
C
The steamer was overcrowded.
D
The memory was unforgettable.

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