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English, 15.12.2020 05:50 bellabrill

What suggestion for the next art class assignment did Miss Anderson choose? A
making glittery self-portraits, from Jamie
B
creating collages, from Angeline
C
drawing posters for the cafeteria, from Lewis
D
decorating padlocks, from Isabella

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