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ETearle

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Identify a true statement about preunderstanding.
 
  A) One's preunderstanding ensures that new experiences do not overload one's brain.
  B) It is the state of one's understanding of reality.
  C) One is born with a preunderstanding of one's environment.
  D) It is not dynamic in nature.

Question 2

By genre, the numerical majority of New Testament books are:
 
  a. apocalypses
  b. letters
  c. essays.
  d. gospels



shaquita

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

b



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