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English, 05.11.2020 17:00, marissa2367

Acks Task 1: Read closely and cite Textual Evidence
The following are inferences and conclusions based on the text. For each, write one sentence
from the text that is supporting textual evidence for the inference or conclusion.
1. The reader can conclude that writing any information down will help you remember it later.
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2. The reader can conclude that scents trigger memories.
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3. The reader can infer that you should not spray the index card you wrote the notes on.

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