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notis

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What is Kristof's final point?
 
  a. Boys should be encouraged to read classic literature.
  b. It doesn't matter that much if boys fall behind in school.
  c. We may have to use explosions to entice boys to read.
  d. Whatever it takes to get boys to read is worth it.

Question 2

When Kristof writes, Indeed, the more books make parents flinch, the more they seem to suck boys in, we
  can infer that
 
  a. books parents do not like are often the ones boys enjoy reading.
  b. it hurts parents to think that their children are not reading at all.
  d. most boys like to read the same things that their parents read.
  d. some parents do not have a high opinion of ghost stories and thrillers.



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Answer to Question 1

d. Whatever it takes to get boys to read is worth it.

Answer to Question 2

a. books parents do not like are often the ones boys enjoy reading.



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