What is the correct order of events in this story? tiles when rachel got home, she talked to her mom about her problems and tried to convince her to take the cookies and sell them at her office. rachel was really nervous about selling cookies. she didn't like talking to people she didn’t know very well. she didn’t think she would do a good job selling cookies, but she really wanted to win the prize! rachel's mom told her not to give up so fast. she encouraged her to try harder and visit more houses. rachel had to sell cookies in her neighborhood for her outdoor club. the three top sellers would get to go on a camping trip with girls from other clubs. rachel's mother told her to start with friendly banter when someone answered the door and gave her some ideas. so rachel decided to take her mom’s advice and try it again. despite her nervousness, rachel mustered the courage to visit five houses in her neighborhood. none of them agreed to buy her cookies, and she walked home dejected. with her new confidence, rachel managed to charm many of her neighbors into buying her cookies. she even went back to the houses that had said “no” and convinced a few of them! confidence and politeness can do wonders.

The correct order for the question is: 

1. Rachel had to sell cookies in her neighborhood for her outdoor club. The three top sellers would get to go on a camping trip with girls from other clubs.

2. Rachel was really nervous about selling cookies. She didn't like talking to people she didn’t know very well. She didn’t think she would do a good job selling cookies, but she really wanted to win the prize!  

3. When Rachel got home, she talked to her mom about her problems and tried to convince her to take the cookies and sell them at her office.  

4. Rachel's mother told her to start with friendly banter when someone answered the door and gave her some ideas. 

5.  So Rachel decided to take her mom’s advice and try it again. Despite her nervousness, Rachel mustered the courage to visit five houses in her neighborhood. None of them agreed to buy her cookies, and she walked home dejected.  

6. Rachel's mom told her not to give up so fast. She encouraged her to try harder and visit more houses.  

7. With her new confidence, Rachel managed to charm many of her neighbors into buying her cookies. She even went back to the houses that had said “no” and convinced a few of them! Confidence and politeness can do wonders.  

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