Which phrases show Paul’s father’s viewpoint that he believes Paul should learn a lesson? Select all that apply.

The phrases that show Paul’s father wants him to learn from what happened are the ones that describe a consequence or a lasting reminder. “You’ll never get to ride Ghost Wind again” and “Now you’ve got to pay the price for it” state consequences, while “you’ll remember that a whole lot longer” directly emphasizes learning a lesson. The other choices describe an action or an interruption, not his viewpoint.

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