All set? he asks as we pile in the door. I herd the kids to the back and buckle their seat belts. My father starts the engine of the Wolfs' Den, and we head into the morning traffic.

Question:
We Were _____.
A. Bigger
B. Friendly
C. Busy
D. Ready

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All set? he asks as we pile in the door. I herd the kids to the back and buckle their seat belts. My father starts the engine of the Wolfs' Den, and we head into the morning traffic.

Question:
We Were _____.
A. Bigger
B. Friendly
C. Busy
D. Ready

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mario224marquez mario224marquez · Answer 1 · 2016-10-19T19:19:07+02:00

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d ready
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samishea samishea · Answer 2 · 2016-10-19T19:25:11+02:00

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All set? he asks as we pile in the door. I herd the kids to the back and buckle their seat belts. My father starts the engine of the Wolfs' Den, and we head into the morning traffic. Question: We Were _____. A. Bigger B. Friendly C. Busy D. Ready

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All set? he asks as we pile in the door. I herd the kids to the back and buckle their seat belts. My father starts the engine of the Wolfs' Den, and we head into the morning traffic.

Question:
We Were _____.
A. Bigger
B. Friendly
C. Busy
D. Ready