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Reflection: 3-21-22

 Today in class, we were reading the same book that we've had since last week. "Thank You for Arguing". We read chapter five by ourselves. After reading the chapter we  summarized it, listed five main points of it, and told how we could use it in real life. After this we were given an example from the AP exam. We annotated the prompt and picked our positions. 

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