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An Unexplainable Occurrence Elizabeth Kibler How does the author help the reader imagine what the carnival was like? A) The author uses the first-person point of view. B) The author includes details that appeal to the senses. C) The author tells how the carnival relieved her boredom. D) The author describes her small town and the townspeople.

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