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Type your answer in the box. How would you describe your experience reading Henry Petroski’s “Design out of a Paper Bag”? In 75 to 100 words, describe what you think about the difficulty of the passage, its sentences and individual words, the concepts it develops, and your interest in the topic. What strategies did you use to help you understand the difficult sections? Mention some specifics that you found challenging.

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