English, 31.08.2020 01:01 blake12345v

30 POINTS + BRAINLIEST Read the passage My First Day in Paris.
Which evidence from “My First Day in Paris” creates the conflict?
Select each correct answer.

"I had talked about Paris since I was too young to even know where it was on the globe."

"I spotted Susan looking around apprehensively, and a cold shiver ran down my spine as I realized what was happening."

"Instead of getting to the top when it was still light out, we sat in an outdoor café watching dusk settle over the Eiffel Tower."

"A half hour later, we exited a labyrinthine section of city streets thinking we must be close, only to discover that the tower looked as if it were a mile in the opposite direction."

“This doesn’t mean anything. Even if your bag ended up on a different plane, the airline can have it here by tomorrow."

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