Based upon the previous text, decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F), at the end you will know your result.
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The author says “big leagues” because he plays in a school team. Well done! The text refers to: “big leagues” as a hold up. Try again, you should look for another meaning of “big leagues” than sports. | |||
The author mentions Chelsea’s heart will belong to him. Well done! The text refers that the author has gotten along well with Chelsea lately. Try again; you should proof-read paragraph 7. | |||
Charlie, Chelsea and the author share a class together. Well done! The text refers that the author has got French class only with Chelsea. Try again; you should proof-read paragraph 5. | |||
Chelsea turned him down during class. Well done! The text refers that the author impressed Chelsea because of his French pronunciation. Try again; you should proof-read paragraph 5. | |||
He felt relieved to have told Chelsea what he felt. Well done! The text refers that the author has never felt that embarrassed in his life before. Try again; you should proof-read paragraph 8. | |||
He is everyone’s joker, he tells jokes. Well done! The text refers that the author describes himself as: “a funny and courteous person, easy going and definitely a smooth talker” but not a joker, even though at the end he considers himself as everyone’s jester because of how his story ended. Try again; you should proof-read paragraph 2 and 9. | |||
Charlie told him about his and Chelsea’s relationship. Well done! The text refers that Chelsea told the author about his one-month-dating relationship with Charlie. Try again; you should proof-read paragraph 8. | |||
Chelsea told him that they could only be friends. Well done! The text refers that Chelsea told the author about his one-month-dating relationship with Charlie. Try again; you should proof-read paragraph 8. | |||
The author was excited to start college. Well done! The text refers that the author was excited to start high school. Try again; you should proof-read paragraph 1. | |||
Chelsea had something to tell the author as well as him to her. Well done! The text refers that both had something to say. Try again; you should proof-read paragraph 8. |