Worth 50 pointsavery would like to include an interactive element in a blog post persuading readers to try yoga. which would most enhance her post? a quiz about the history of yoga a poll to find readers’ favorite yoga pose a question about readers’ knowledge of yoga trivia a request for comments from yoga fans
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English, 22.06.2019 02:00, klogsdon4380
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