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English, 24.11.2019 07:31, kmassarotti

How do the first and second parts of this page differ? a) the first part lists sequential details; the second promotes the highlights of the park. b) the first part promotes the features of the parks; the second part lists factual information. c) the first part contains chronological information about the park, the second describes various features. d) the first part contains information that is organized and easy to find information; the second is narrative.

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