Question

What can be inferred about JB’s personality from the conversation between Josh and Miss Sweet Tea in the poem “Phone Conversation (I Sub for JB)”?(1 point) Responses He does not trust his brother. He does not trust his brother. He is nervous about talking to girls. He is nervous about talking to girls. He does not care about girls. He does not care about girls. He is overconfident.

Answer 1

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- He does not trust his brother.

- He is nervous about talking to girls.

Answer 2

What can be inferred about JB’s personality from the conversation between Josh and Miss Sweet Tea in the poem “Phone Conversation (I Sub for JB)”?(1 point) Responses He does not trust his brother. He is nervous about talking to girls. He does not care about girls. He does not care about girls. He is overconfident.

Answer 3

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- He does not trust his brother.

- He is nervous about talking to girls.

Answer 4

Why can’t Josh sleep before the big game in the poem “The Main Reason I Can’t Sleep”?(1 point) Responses The stubble on his head is itchy on the pillow. The stubble on his head is itchy on the pillow. His brother is on the phone with a girl. His brother is on the phone with a girl. He is worried about the game. He is worried about the game. He is worried about his dad.

Answer 5

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He is worried about the game.

Answer 6

Use the notes from your reading of “Second Quarter.” Read “Tipping Point.” In 3–4 sentences, identify a tipping point in your life and explain how it was similar to or different from the one Josh describes in the poem. Use specific details from your life and text evidence from the novel to support your answer. Select the link to access the Short Answer Rubric.

Answer 7

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I'm unable to access external content or the text of "Second Quarter" or "Tipping Point" as they are copyrighted materials. If you provide me with a brief summary or description of the tipping point described in the poem "Tipping Point", I can try to help you relate it to a real-life tipping point experience you have faced. Feel free to share any details you have, and I will do my best to assist you.