Jiahmaders Jiahmaders

25-03-2016
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In John Steinbeck’s “The Turtle,” what happens to the red ant that slips inside the turtle’s shell?

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meerkat18 meerkat18

07-04-2016

The turtle withdrew its head and legs into its shell. As it did that, the red ant that crawled
inside its shell was crushed. After
doing that, the turtle put out its head and legs and continued its journey to
the road.

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katellcorbin katellcorbin

15-05-2019

Answer: It is crushed between the turtles body and leg.

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I got this right in grad point

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