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sc00by25

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Suppose Jamie lives in an apartment building. She has the BEST chance to become acquainted with the person who lives ________.
 
  A) directly above her
  B) in any of these locations
  C) at the end of the hall on her floor
  D) directly across from her
  E) directly below her

Question 2

Tomas is beginning his first year of college. Since one of his goals is to meet people and make new friends in his classes, Tomas would be well-advised to ________.
 
  A) spend as much time as possible interacting with the instructor
  B) sit between other students in his classes whenever possible
  C) sit in the back of the room so he can take notes quietly during class
  D) sit at the front of the room and on the end of a row
  E) periodically cut class and spend the time alone in a nearby park



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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