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#35 Mother of the Year Fluency TRC Homework Answer one question each night. Use RACE to answer each question. Restate the question. Answer all parts of the question. Cite evidence or collect details to support your answer. Explain how your evidence supports the answer. Monday: 1. Why are female alligators described as great moms ? Use parts of the text in your answer. ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Tuesday: 2. How are baby alligators and human babies are different? Use parts of the text in your answer. ______________________________________________________________________________
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