complete the sentences about stephanies response to an issue affecting boyle heights. why were families leaving cut off? stephanie learned that new metro stations were attracting people cut off homes. as a result, not only did living in boyle heights become dropdown for many residents, there were fewer homes to go around. stephanie felt dropdown about what was happening in her neighborhood. the dropdown options shown are expensive, boring, dangerous.

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# Brief Explanations:
To complete the sentences:
1. For the first blank (after "become"), the context of new metro stations attracting people and fewer homes suggests rising costs, so "expensive" fits (as housing becomes costly when demand increases).
2. For the second blank (after "felt"), the situation of families leaving and housing issues would make Stephanie concerned or negative; "boring" doesn't fit, "dangerous" is less likely here, but the remaining logical emotion tied to neighborhood changes (and the options given) – if we assume the options are as provided, but likely a typo or context, but based on the options, "boring" is incorrect, "dangerous" less so, but maybe a miscontext. Wait, re - evaluating: the first blank: new metro stations attract people, so housing demand rises, prices go up – "expensive" is correct. The second blank: Stephanie's feeling about neighborhood changes – if options are "boring", "dangerous", "expensive" (but "expensive" is used first). Wait, the dropdown options for the first blank (the one with the arrow) has "expensive", "boring", "dangerous"? Wait, the first blank (the one where the cursor is) – the sentence is "living in Boyle Heights become [blank] for many residents". So with new metro stations, people move in, housing becomes expensive (due to demand). Then the second blank: "Stephanie felt [blank] about what was happening...". So possible: first blank: expensive; second blank: maybe "concerned" but the options are "boring", "dangerous", "expensive"? Wait, the original options in the dropdown (the first dropdown) are "expensive", "boring", "dangerous"? Wait, the first dropdown (the one with the arrow) – the sentence is "living in Boyle Heights become [blank] for many residents". So the correct word here is "expensive" (because new people moving in due to metro stations would drive up housing costs, making it expensive for residents). Then the second dropdown: "Stephanie felt [blank] about what was happening...". The options here (from the first dropdown's options? Wait, the first dropdown has "expensive", "boring", "dangerous", and the second dropdown – maybe the same? No, maybe a different set. Wait, the initial dropdown (the one with the arrow) has "expensive", "boring", "dangerous". So first blank: "expensive" (housing becomes expensive). Second blank: "dangerous" doesn't fit, "boring" doesn't fit – maybe a mistake, but based on the options, first blank: expensive; second blank: maybe "concerned" but the options given are the same? Wait, no, the user's image shows the dropdown with "expensive", "boring", "dangerous" for the first blank (the one with the cursor). So:

First blank (living in Boyle Heights become...): expensive (because new metro stations attract people, increasing demand for housing, so it's costly).

Second blank (Stephanie felt...): let's see, the options are "boring", "dangerous", "expensive" (but "expensive" is used). Wait, maybe the second dropdown has different options, but based on the given options in the first dropdown (the one shown), maybe a misprint. But following the logic:

1. First blank: expensive (housing becomes expensive due to increased demand from new metro stations attracting people).

2. Second blank: If the options are the same, but that's odd. Alternatively, maybe the second blank is "dangerous" or "boring", but that's illogical. Wait, perhaps the options for the second blank are different, but in the image, the first dropdown (the one with the arrow) has "expensive", "boring", "dangerous". So:

First sentence blank: expensive.

Second sentence blank: Let's assume the options for the second blank are also these three. Then, "Stephanie felt [blank] about what was happening...". The situation is families leaving, housing expensive – so she might feel "dangerous" is incorrect, "boring" is incorrect. This suggests a possible error in the question, but based on the options provided in the dropdown (the first one), the first blank is "expensive".

# Answer:
First blank: expensive
Second blank: (assuming the options are the same, but likely a context error, but based on the given options and logic) If we have to choose from the given options for the second blank, but the logical flow is:

First blank: expensive (because new metro stations lead to increased housing demand, making it costly for residents).

Second blank: If the options are "boring", "dangerous", "expensive", but "expensive" is used. However, maybe the second blank is "dangerous" (unlikely) or "boring" (also unlikely). But based on the options and the first part, the first blank is "expensive".

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