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Allan likes to brainstorm for ideas and create collages before he makes his cluster for writing. Allan is likely to be

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Luden [163]3 years ago

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Inferring to what Allan does before he makes his cluster for writing, I believe he is most likely to be picture smart and word smart.

Explanation:

Picture smart:

Since Allan brainstorms his ideas and gets creative before coming up with the final result for his writing, he must be picture smart. He is able to think of the, "big picture," before he even starts his writing.

Word Smart

Since Allan gets ready to start to write, he may have an eternal or initial sense of what to write, and might use his words for his writings. He makes his "cluster," of writing, which can both be determined as both negative and positive. But in this case, I believe he is using this word in a positive way, forming a wide variety, or a big cluster of imagination in his head to place in his writing.

I hope I helped! :)

ollegr [7]3 years ago

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to completely narrow it down the answer is picture smart

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