Based on his behavior in "The Circuit," which statement is true about Mr. Lema, the narrator's teacher?

A.

He offers to teach everyone how to play an instrument.

B.

He is overwhelmed by the difficulty of his job.

C.

He once worked in the fields, as well.

D.

He is a kind and generous man.

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Jaylene Christensen

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28 August, 10:17

Based on his behavior in "The Circuit," which statement is true about Mr. Lema, the narrator's teacher?

A.

He offers to teach everyone how to play an instrument.

B.

He is overwhelmed by the difficulty of his job.

C.

He once worked in the fields, as well.

D.

He is a kind and generous man.

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Nola · Answer 1

I believe i can answer this question but you would have to tell me bout his behavior because otherwise i have no earthly idea about what you are talking about.

Based on his behavior in "The Circuit," which statement is true about Mr. Lema, the narrator's teacher?A.He offers to teach everyone how to play an instrument.B.He is overwhelmed by the difficulty of his job.C.He once worked in the fields, as well.D.He is a kind and generous man.

Based on his behavior in "The Circuit," which statement is true about Mr. Lema, the narrator's teacher?

A.

He offers to teach everyone how to play an instrument.

B.

He is overwhelmed by the difficulty of his job.

C.

He once worked in the fields, as well.

D.

He is a kind and generous man.