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A Picnic with a Princess

Keith had been a squire for more than a year now. He had to ensure that all of the knights had all of their armor and weapons before battle. The knights entered jousting matches where they would challenge one another for sport while on horseback. Keith loved to watch the jousting matches. They were extremely challenging, but the best part of all was that the winner would be invited to a picnic with the beautiful princess, Amina.
Princess Amina had visited Keith once while he was caring for the horses in the stables. She had politely asked him to show her how to brush the mane of one of the horses. After he heard her kind voice request his assistance, Keith was eager to show Princess Amina all he knew about caring for the horses. Since the two were from different parts of the kingdom, neither had ever met before that day. And now, anytime that Keith watched the jousting matches, he imagined the day when he would become a knight. He was sure he would be the one to win and be invited to the princess's picnic. It would be a great day to reunite with his friend that he had first met in the stables.

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Which two details should be included in a summary of the passage?

A Keith works hard as a squire so that the knights have what they need.
B Keith wants to win a jousting match when he becomes a knight.
C Keith loves to watch the challenging jousting matches between knights.
D Keith shows Princess Amina how to brush one of the horse's manes.
E Keith meets Princess Amina and is impressed by her kindness.

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