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PCIS Exámenes Verano 8 > Language Arts > Flashcards

Language Arts Flashcards

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Brawny

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Possessing physical strength and weight

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Decorum

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Propriety in manners and conduct

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Slanderous

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Harmful and often untrue

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Docile

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Easily managed

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Transpire

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Come about, happen or occur

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Vigilant

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Carefully observant and attentive

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Ardent

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Characterized by intense emotion

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Somber

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Grave or even gloomy in character

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Intoxicating

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Extremely exciting as if by alcohol or a narcotic

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Commendation

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An official award given as formal public statement

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Succumb

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Consent reluctantly

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Gesticulate

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Show, express or direct through movement

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Impertinence

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The trait of being rude and inclined to take liberties

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Implacable

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Incapable of being appeased or pacified

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Scrutiny

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The act of examining something closely, as for mistakes

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Abomination

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Hate coupled with disgust

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Apparition

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A ghostly appearing figure

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Conspiracy

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A plot to carry out an illegal act

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Copiously

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In an abundant manner

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Perplexity

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Trouble or confusion resulting from complexity

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Prophecy

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A prediction uttered under divine inspiration

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Renounce

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Give up

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Shrewdly

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In a shrewd manner or skilled

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Decrepit

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Broken down by hard use

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Permeate

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Spread through

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Loathsome

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Highly offensive

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Trepidation

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A feeling of alarm or dead

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Censure

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Disapproval

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Dire

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Nearly hopeless

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Palpable

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Capable of being perceived

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Wrath

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Intense anger

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Concoct

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Make something by mixing

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Equanimity

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Steadiness of mind under stress

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Tumultuous

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Characterized by disorder

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Convet

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Strongly wish for something

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Dillapidated

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Falling apart

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Particular

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Pays attention to details

38
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Survey

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Inspect it

39
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When do the events in Act One, Scene 1, when Miep gives Anne’s diary to Mr. Frank, occur?

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In 1945 after, World War II is over

40
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Why does Otto Frank feel he needs to repay de Van Daan family? How does Mrs. Frank feel about this?

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Because Mr. Van Daan was the one who helped Otto when he arrived to Amsterdam to set up a new life for him and his family.

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What are Miep and Kraler’s roles in the Annex?

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Miep and Kraler are responsible for taking care of the Franks, The Vaan Danns and Mr. Dussel by providing them with food, news and anything they may need.

42
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What’s Anne’s first impression of Peter?

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Anne thinks the Peter is a shy boy, rather boring as he doesn’t say much.

43
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How does Peter feel about the Yellow star they are branded with?

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Peter hates the Yellow star. He says it makes him feel as if he’s been discriminated against. He wants to burn it.

44
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How do the residents of the Annex react when Dussel shares news about the outside world?

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The residents of the Annex feel absolute shock, fear and sadness when they hear about how all the Jews are being rounded up and taken away.

45
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Describe the Hanukah dinner scene in Scene Four, Act One

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During the Hanukah dinner scene, the mood is light and joyful for a change. Anne gives out gifts to everyone in the Annex, until a noise is heard downstairs. Peter knocks over a lamp which creates even more tension. Now, there’s a possibility the thief downstairs has heard there are people hiding in the Annex.

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Describe Anne’s relationship with her mother

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Anne has a tense relationship with her mother. She feels her mother doesn’t accept her as she is and is constantly comparing her to her sister Margot. She feels very angry at her mother, and misunderstood by her. Her mother on the other hand, feels completely rejected and shut out by Anne. Anne doesn’t show affection to her the way she does to her father, Mr. Frank.

47
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When the thief breaks into the Annex, what conflict does this create?

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Mr. Van Daan blames Peter for knocking down the lamp. Mr. Frank decided to go downstairs to check on the noise. The residents in the Annex do not want him to as they fear it will confirm their presence in the Annex. Anne faints briefly and in general, there is an air of desperation and fear. It is now a possibility that someone other than Miep and Kraler know they are in hiding. It’s now a matter of time before the Green Police comes knocking.

48
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In Act Two, how has Peter and Anne’s relationship evolved? What does Peter say he likes about Anne?

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In Act Two, Peter and Anne become really close. There is even somewhat of a romantic relationship developing. Anne becomes increasingly interested in Peter, and Peter has changed his mind about the things that used to annoy him about Anne. They are each other’s confidant (person they tell everything to).

Peter says he likes how Anne can stand up for herself in front of the adults. He admires her confidence and strength of character.

49
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Describe the moment when Mrs. Frank loses her temper. Why does she and how do the Van Daans react?

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Mrs. Frank loses all self-control for the first time since they entered into hiding. She yells uncontrollably at Mr. Van Daan and throws him out of the Annex. She says Peter can stay, however, nobody can convince her to calm down or change her mind.
Mrs. Van Daan defends her husband, and Peter vows to follow his parents if they have to leave.

50
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What does Peter’s reaction in this moment reveal about his character?

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Peter’s reaction reveals how loyal he is. Despite not getting along with his father, he is not willing to leave him behind.

51
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What invasion does Miep come to speak about, interrupting the conflict?

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The arrival of the allies against Germany to the coast of Normandy.

52
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What moments throughout the play show that Anne is a caring person?

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Anne expresses true sadness and concern when she hears about what is happening to all the Jews outside of the Annex, she fears for her friend Jopie. Anne shows true concern over Peter, at times even standing up for him. Also, Anne makes sure Hanukah is celebrated accordingly and makes presents for everyone to make everyone feel joyful.

Another instance in which she shows consideration is when she regrets the way she has been acting towards her mother. She is deeply sorry and wants to change her ways. Lastly, for example, she asks Margot if she had been feeling left out since Anne had been hanging out with Peter so much. She shows that she did not intend to completely ignore her sister’s feelings.

53
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How would you describe Mr. Frank’s character?

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Mr. Otto Frank is a calm, gentle man with great leadership skills. He puts other before his own needs and is extremely compassionate. He is strong for his family as they are everything that matters to him. He never loses his temper and never fails to take charge of every situation of crisis.

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Describe Anne Frank

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Anne Frank was extraordinary in her vitality, optimism, hunger for knowledge, and creativity. She was also a moody, sensitive young woman who could (by her own admission) occasionally be mean to those around her… though she struggled not to be.

Anne changed in many ways over the two years she was writing her diary. Some of these changes can be described as “growth.” She became an astute observer of politics, and of human nature, and she became a very practiced and well-educated writer. Many of her diary entries suggest a mind mature past her years, and we forget we are reading the work of a teenager.

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Describe Peter Van Daans

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Peter is lazy and has a weak character. He’s also shy and extremely awkward, hardly a person worth her notice

56
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Describe Mrs. Van Daan

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She is very protective, belligerent, selfish and rarely helpful. She is a jealous person.

57
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What conflict, or problem, does Tom Sawyer face in the story?

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He has to whitewash a fence and does not want to.

58
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Which is an example of dramatic irony, or knowledge that readers have but characters do not?

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Tom appears reluctant to allow Ben to paint the fence.

59
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Which word best describes Mark Twain’s tone in telling the story?

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Humorous

60
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Tom Sawyer learns that work is……

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anything someone is required to do.

61
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Tom tells Ben Rogers that he likes whitewashing the fence to…..

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trick Ben into doing the work for him.

62
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The story is told from the point of view of…..

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an omniscient third-person narrator.

63
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In line 11, Mark Twain says that “an inspiration burst upon” Tom Sawyer. Cite evidence from the text to explain what that inspiration was.

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Tom’s inspiration is to convince other boys that they want to whitewash the fence for him. He pretends to enjoy it when he tells Ben “I don’t see why I oughtn’t to like it. Does a boy get a chance to whitewash a fence every day?. He acts as if special skill is required until Ben is begging to take over: “there ain’t one boy in a thousand, maybe two thousand, that can do it the way it’s got to be done”.

64
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Where does the majority of the book take place?

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At sea

65
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How old was Charlotte when this took place?

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13

66
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What was the name of the ship she traveled on?

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The Seahawk

67
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How many shillings did the second porter take to carry Charlotte’s trunk?

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Two

68
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Who was the first crew member Charlotte met when stepping on board?

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Mr. Keech

69
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When Zachariah introduced himself he said he was Cook, Surgeon, Carpenter, and what?

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Preacher

70
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What did Zachariah say happened when a sailor died?

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A friend would sew a hammock around him and throw him into the sea

71
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Where did Charlotte hide the knife that Zachariah gave her?

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Under her mattress

72
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Who were the crew members, which of these is not one?

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Mr. Grummage

73
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What did Captain Jaggery ask Charlotte to watch out for?

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A Round Robin

74
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What did Charlotte have to do to join the crew?

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Climb up to the royal yard

75
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After she had joined the crew, did they welcome her, teach her, and treat as their own?

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Yes

76
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Finish the quote: “If he sets us right at the hurricane’s edge, it’ll blow us home like a pound of shot in a two-pound cannon.” Charlotte replies, “What if he doesn’t get it right?” What does Barlow say it will be?

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Two pounds of shot in a two-pound cannon

77
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Who saved Charlotte from falling during the hurricane?

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Zachariah

78
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Who was murdered during the hurricane?

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Mr. Hollybrass

79
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Who really killed Mr. Hollybrass?

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Captain Jaggery

80
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Which crewman was the informer to Captain Jaggery on the crew’s actions?

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Mr. Keech

81
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How did Charlotte explain her rough hands to her mother?

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She did her own washing

82
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Who was Captain of the Seahawk according to the newspaper with the departures listed in it?

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Fisk

83
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Charlotte remained with her parents in America after she returned home.

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No. She came back to the Seahawk

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