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English, 18.09.2019 23:30 josephmelichar777

As she begins studying her textbook, rachael looks over the chapter, examining headings, subheadings, key terms, and the conclusion of the chapter. in doing so, rachael is most likely engaged in the sq3r step of as she actively reads.

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