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Given that all of the following are true, which choicewould provide the most effective and logical linkbetween Sentences 1 and 2 ?F. NO CHANGEG. learn not only from images, but also from body language.H. pay more attention to visual images that incorporate color or suggest movement.J. recall more information when they are asked by the presenter or speaker to take notes or write questions.
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