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Students using context clues can try thinking of a famous person's name to help them remember new vocabulary words. True or false True False
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Students using context clues can try thinking of a famous person's name to help them

remember new vocabulary words.
True or false
True
False

User HRVHackers
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Unless the thing they are trying to figure something that a famous person said then it would make sense but other than that, no it is false
User Lospejos
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false ig

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