Question

Refer to your Expeditions in Reading book for a complete version of this text.

In the story "Grace," why does Mom choose not to punish Grace?

In her past, she also told a lie about something she had done.


She knows from experience that Grace did not mean to harm her sister.

She feels Grace already learned a lesson when she was sent to her room.

When she was Grace’s age, she also built machines in her garage.

Answer 1

The punishment for grace turned into giving through her mother due to the fact that she knew from revel that grace did no longer suggest damaging her sister.

Who is Grace?

1. The world was created with perfection and love. Everything turned out to be lovely, and everything turned out to be good.
2. It turned into an excellent location wherein fellowship with God became possible. However, the perfection was no longer present.
3. With the possibility of actual fellowship approaching, the possibility of damaged fellowship grows.
4. When Eve believed the lie that everyone was now no longer good, that God was hiding something from her, the connection broke.
5. And that base lie follows us all—a yearning for something greater than what God has given.

From the above announcement, it's clear that option she's aware of from reveling in that Grace did no longer suggest damaging her sister is the proper answer.

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