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guapka [62]
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7

If added after sentence 3, which sentence would most improve this conclusion?

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11111nata11111 [884]3 years ago
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If added after sentence three in the excerpt, the sentence that would most improve the conclusion is: (Option B)

<h3>Why does option B best improve the conclusion?</h3>

Option B best improves the conclusion because it contains elements that adequately summarize the thoughts of the original text.

Option B states:

"Because students would not need to spend so much time reviewing previously covered material, they would then have more time to master new concepts."

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