HELP ME OUT! Twin brothers Jackson and lacob had more differences than similarities Jacob was tall and Jackson was short Jacob was always joking around while lackson was a very serious person. Perhaps their greatest difference was that lacob teamed things quickly and easily in school while Jackson had to study long and hard Jacob had the time of his life during high school le played around a lot, did very little work, and managed to get sin most of his classes on the other hand, Jackson hada difficult time during high school He played around very little worked really hard, and, like Jacob, managed to get in most of his classes. When the twins went away to college they acted in much the same way even though things had changed Jacob went right to his usual tricks of skating by and doing as little as possible, while Jackson continued to work hard in all of his classes. Since he had worked hard his whole life Jackson noticed that the work in college was much more difficult, but he was prepared for it Jacob did not really notice that the difficulty had changed until the semester was over Jackson managed to get Bs and in all of his courses while lacob earned mainly Ds and Fs and was placed on academic probation

What is the THEME of this passage?

A) Natural ability only gets you so far, but hard work can pay off in the end

B) Twins may look the same, but they are always very different

C) It never pays to work hard because everyone is bom with natural skills that don't change

D) If you learn things quickly, you will automatically succeed

Compare and contrast life in the capitol to life in district 12

What inference about haida families can be brawn from the actions foc the sky chief

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