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Figuratively speaking, what does the mockingbird best represent in this passage? (TKAM) a) Faith b) happiness c) Hope d) Innocence

Figuratively speaking, what does the mockingbird best represent in this passage? (TKAM) a) Faith b) happiness c) Hope d) Innocence
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Figuratively speaking, what does the mockingbird best represent in this passage? (TKAM)

a) Faith
b) happiness
c) Hope
d) Innocence

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