Reread the paragraph that starts on page 5 and
ends on page 6. How does this paragraph relate
to the passage overall?
It creates irony when the author still thinks about
cars and their problems despite having sold his.
It uses a persuasive tone to encourage others to sell
their cars.
It indicates why the narrator did not want to
purchase a car originally.
It reflects on a problem with car ownership that the
narrator no longer has.

Which does not contain a run-on sentence? a. using the big dipper, you can find the north star, just follow an imaginary line through the dipper's two end stars. b. using the big dipper, you can find the north star just follow an imaginary line through the dipper's two end stars. c. using the big dipper, you can find the north star by following an imaginary line through the dipper's two end stars. d. using the big dipper; find the north star just follow an imaginary line through the dipper's two end stars.