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ECE 114 Lecture 3: Escape Sequences and Conversion Specifiers

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Which sentence uses the underlined vocabulary word incorrectly?
A. Evan looked at the bully with contempt as he ran off with Evan's lunch money.
B. The teacher looked on with incredulity as she witnessed the bully steals Evan's lunch money.
C. The bully used the stolen money to rendezvoused a lunch in the cafeteria.

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c. personal computer
d. None.

Is it wrong to begin your introduction paragraph with your thesis statement?
A. You must NEVER begin your introduction&nbsp;paragraph with your&nbsp;thesis statement!
B. You MUST ALWAYS begin your introduction&nbsp;paragraph with your&nbsp;thesis statement.
C. It is not wrong, but it is not as effective as putting it near the end of your introduction.

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