Read the beginning of divya’s personal narrative, “the graduation speech.” “there’s no way i would ever volunteer to be our graduation speaker,” i snapped. jill surprised. “i don’t even like raising my hand in school,” i continued. “why on earth would i put myself in a position to speak in front of our entire class? ” she smiled knowingly. “i think you have a lot to say, divya, and it’s time to finally let it out. you always give me great advice. graduation is a major turning point, and everyone will be looking for a little advice and encouragement as they venture into the world. see? you the perfect person to give this speech! ” fill in the blanks in order. seemed . . were seems . . were seemed . . are seems . . are