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This week we reаd 2 New Yоrk Times аrticles, "The Cаse fоr Handwritten Letters" and "What Teenagers Are Saying Abоut Writing By Hand." If you have not read those articles fully yet, please return to this week's module and start there.After reading both articles, please complete detailed reading notes on the reading. Then, complete your analyzing the text questions here.Remember: the goal of our readings, reader's notes, and analyzing the text questions is to work on our reading comprehension skills. Go back and look at the article, review your reader's notes, and answer the following questions. Be detailed and specific with your answers!Directions:1. Answer the questions individually. You must refer to (by quoting or summarizing) the article to answer the questions completely. Be specific. Write about 3 to 5 sentences MINIMUM per question.2. As we do with our in-class journal entries, rephrase the question in your reply. Do not copy the question. Rephrase the question into how you write your reply.3. Make sure that this is YOUR WORK. Submissions that plagiarize answers from the internet will receive a grade of zero and be reported to the college. Please review our Prohibited Generative Artificial Intelligence clause in the syllabus for questions and details on this policy.Please type your answers into the text boxes below. This is an Honorlock proctored assignment.Analysis Questions
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