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Luciana likes to learn through songs and rhymes. She is a(n) ____ learner.
 
  a.
  tactile
  b.
  auditory
 
  c.
  visual
  d.
  logical

Question 2

Victoria does not like to watch the teacher demonstrate the activity. She wants to do it herself because she is a(n) ____ learner.
 
  a.
  tactile
  b.
  auditory
 
  c.
  visual
  d.
  logical



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
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Reply 2 on: Sep 15, 2018
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