Question.551 - Take three (or more) concepts from this chapter and demonstrate that you understand them by giving an example that is not in your book. The example may be a personal application, a story, a tie-in to something that you have read or heard, etc. The example that you use must be directly tied in with the concept that you are discussing, and you must clearly draw the connection. Use correct grammar.
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