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"And both of these books have sections called Test Taking Strategies for the Examination. You know, one says for AP US History Exam, the other one Says for AP World History Modern exam and they each have five sections. The first three sections are the same for both it's how to approach multiple choice questions. Oh no, they're not the same, but they're very similar. In the first section in the World History is how to approach multiple choice questions."
"And both of these books have sections called Test Taking Strategies for the Examination. You know, one says for AP US History Exam, the other one Says for AP World History Modern exam and they each have five sections. The first three sections are the same for both it's how to approach multiple choice questions. Oh no, they're not the same, but they're very similar. In the first section in the World History is how to approach multiple choice questions."
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"And both of these books have sections called Test Taking Strategies for the Examination. You know, one says for AP US History Exam, the other one Says for AP World History Modern exam and they each have five sections. The first three sections are the same for both it's how to approach multiple choice questions. Oh no, they're not the same, but they're very similar. In the first section in the World History is how to approach multiple choice questions."
"And both of these books have sections called Test Taking Strategies for the Examination. You know, one says for AP US History Exam, the other one Says for AP World History Modern exam and they each have five sections. The first three sections are the same for both it's how to approach multiple choice questions. Oh no, they're not the same, but they're very similar. In the first section in the World History is how to approach multiple choice questions."