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8. If you want to generate ideas from your own experiences, what should you do? O A. Interview your friends and family to find out what they think about you.
OB. Research your topic at a library to find out what experts have to say.
O C. Simply remember your experiences as best as you can.
O D. Make detailed written observations of your experiences.

8. If you want to generate ideas from your own experiences, what should you do?

O A. Interview yo

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