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Marble Champ Analysis
Wooosh the marble fill in the air. In the story Marble Champ by Gary Soto. If you believe in yourself hard work pays off Lupe learns that practice make perfect. Lupe wants to be good at a marble so that she can try to win the marble competition

Lupe learns, believe in yourself hard work pays off. Practice make perfect evidence. Lupe squeezes the eraser to get more power to the marles evidence. finger-tips push ups so she hit the marble more strat. She praksis for many hours every day for the marble competition .

First, Lupe is determined because she wants to win a sport and she never could win one. hard work pays off she is good at reading winning spelling bees and being a 3 years reading champ and a in row at the library.She could
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