Excerpt from: The Peachtree Road Race: A Race Like No Other
David Matherne

However, in the sport of road racing, common people and novice joggers can lace up and be in the same race as the world-class runners competing to win it all.

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Excerpt from: The Peachtree Road Race: A Race Like No Other
David Matherne

However, in the sport of road racing, common people and novice joggers can lace up and be in the same race as the world-class runners competing to win it all.

lauluisa · Answer

n this sentence from the first paragraph of the passage, how does the author help a reader to understand the meaning of the word novice?
A)
by including a definition in the sentence.	
B)
by giving examples of novice joggers.	
C)
by repeating the word in surrounding sentences.	
D)
by comparing novice joggers to world-class runners.

lauluisa · Answer

@lianacarolina

anonymous · Answer

I would say D. That one's really appealing

anonymous · Answer

Oh no nocommon people

anonymous · Answer

It's asking to understand the meaning & they're calling novice runners "common people"

anonymous · Answer

should be B) by giving examples of novice joggers.

anonymous · Answer

Yes. The person above is correct to me.

lauluisa · Answer

It was D lol

anonymous · Answer

Omg, so I was right lol. I got all mixed up. Sorry ahh.

lauluisa · Answer

Its ok lol