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Please read the Summer of Fire by Patricia Lauber on pages 115-120 and answer questions 1-3 in full sentences. 1. Do you agree or disagree with the position that fire helps wilderness areas? Support your point of view with evidence from the text.

2. Reread page 116. Use evidence from the text to describe the setting. Why does the author start with this description?

3. On page 117, the author says, “Many people thought you couldn’t set fire to the forest if you tried”. Use evidence from the text to explain what this means.

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