8. Which of the following groups of words from the passage captures the primary external conflict in this story?
a. "As she galloped toward the commotion, she realized that a band of Arapaho warriors was attempting to ste
the Cheyenne's ponies."
b. "Although all duties were regarded with equal respect among the Cheyenne, Red Willow did not share the
same interests as the other young women of her tribe."
c. "Later, as she walked along the crest of a hill, Red Willow contemplated her future."
d. "One day she even chased an antelope on foot and got close enough to bring it down with arrows from her
bow."
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In a speech to high school students, a business owner makes the following statement short response

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