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English, 15.04.2020 22:17, angeline310

Read the passage.

Collecting rocks is a fascinating hobby. The specimens are fun to look at and to touch, but what’s most appealing is the story that each rock has to tell.

Which part of a nonfiction book best describes where this passage belongs?

references
introduction
classification
acknowledgements

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