1.
PART A: How does the plot develop the theme of the story?

A
Yollie’s embarrassment at the dance makes her believe that money can provide happiness.
B
Despite the unfortunate events at the dance, Yollie realizes that her mother does her best to make her happy.
C
When Yollie is unable to buy the things she wants, she understands the importance of finding a good job.
D
After Yollie dances with Ernie, she realizes that he doesn’t care how expensive her clothes are.

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