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1. What books or texts did you read when you were in high school? 2. How did you read them? Did you read them all in similar ways? Did you use different ways of reading? If different, what were the ways? 3. Do you think your reading in the past was effective? Why or why not? 4. Do you think you will need to change the way you read for your university study? Explain.

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