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Read the excerpt from "Sea Life." Which story element does the author develop in this
excerpt?
This morning Miss Wu wrote the names of the class
officer nominations on the board, and there under
*Treasurer" was mine! I couldn't help myself - |
glanced over at Jimmy.
plot details about the narrator's first day of school
characterization of Miss Wu
characterization of Jimmy
plot details about the class elections


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Which story element does the author develop in this
excerpt?
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