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English, 11.12.2019 21:31 lucycbrumby3150

Tammy and sammy were both students in mr. morton's reading class. mr. morton wasn't too strict about
deadlines, and sammy took advantage of that. he did all of his homework in his other classes but never bothered
to complete mr. morton's reading assignments, figuring that he could complete them later. tammy, on the other
hand, completed each assignment mr. morton assigned the night that he assigned it. she had to stay up a little
later, but she didn't want to get a penalty for tuming in her reading work late. tammy knew reading was a core
subject and that she had to keep "c" average for the entire year or she would have to go to summer school. when
the end of the quarter came, tammy and sammy had both planned on going to the enchanted castle amusement
park, but mr. morton called sammy's mother, and she grounded sammy until he tumed in all of his work. that
weekend was horrible for sammy. he stayed up until 2: 00 am each night and still couldn't complete all of the
assignments. the whole while, tammy had a great time eating pizza at enchanted castle, watching movies late
at night, and enjoying her weekend free of stress and pressure. at the end of the quarter, sammy was lucky to
squeak by with a “c” minus in reading while tammy earned an “a.” sammy still hasn't learned his lesson and
probably won't complete this activity either.
1)what is the theme of the story? 2)what happens in the story that leads you to believe this?

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