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E. Hinton  \n\n| 1. Who were the greasers?  \u003Cbr>a. a group of wealthy teenagersknown for wearing expensiveclothing and living in largehouses  \u003Cbr>b. a group of teenagers who wereknown for their academicsuccess and leadership inschool clubs  \u003Cbr>c. a youth subculture made upmostly of wealthy teenagers  \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>known slicking  \u003Cbr>with grease, wearing andleather, and being motorcycleenthusiasts  \u003Cbr>youth subculture commonly associated with mechanics and motorcycleculture that was made up working-class, blue-collar teenagers  \u003Cbr>known for slicking their with grease and wearing denim and leather  \u003Cbr>2. Which scenario below best fits   |\n| --- |\n| a. Greer ran into the street to get her basketball without looking both ways.  \u003Cbr>b. Caitlin slowly approached the stop sign before hitting the brakes.  \u003Cbr>c. Elizabeth looked over her English essay before submitting it.  \u003Cbr>d. 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