75 points in the story "marigolds" check all that apply. what are some of the things that lottie and joey did to pass the time? played with other children worked at jobs drew pictures in the dust did chores fished for catfish hunted for stinkbugs why did the children hate the marigolds? question 5 options: they were so ugly. they smelled. they were too beautiful. they took up miss lottie's time.

*What are some of the things that Lottie and Joey did to pass the time? *

drew pictures in the dust

did chores

worked at jobs

*Why did the children hate the marigolds? *

They were too beautiful.

Not sure about the first one, but the second one is "they were too beautiful"

Good luck!

-RxL

the answer is a.

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