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WARRIOR [948]
3 years ago
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Are you a member of a sports team, a band, or another school group? Do you know someone who serves on a student council? Have yo

u heard of a community Neighborhood Watch program or a glee or drama club? Then you know what it’s like for a group of people to come together for a shared purpose. Sports teams, musical groups, drama and art clubs, student government, and other groups come together for their members’ mutual benefit. Please explain an example of how you have experiences this in your own life.
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Kazeer [188]3 years ago
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I have experiences this in my own life when I join my schools reading Olympics team and we all had to learn an part of each book we were given because if one of us didn't have the answer we needed to be able to help each other out 
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