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English, 02.11.2019 10:31, paulawells11

How should you use a glossary?

a)to compare and contrast statistics within the text
b)to quiz yourself on the meanings of difficult words
c)to learn about additional "recommended reading"
d)to check the citations of the author of the text

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How should you use a glossary?

a)to compare and contrast statistics within the text

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