Review the underlined pairs of lines on pages 1-2 of the Passage. Click the pair of lines that supports the inference that the physical sensations of apple picking stay with the speaker even after the

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Review the underlined pairs of lines on pages 1-2

of the Passage.
Click the pair of lines that supports the inference
that the physical sensations of apple picking
stay with the speaker even after the task has
ended.

Review the underlined pairs of lines on pages 1-2 of the Passage. Click the pair of-example-1

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Apple cider

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It’s the one that says Apple cider

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