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I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST TO FIRST PERSON TO BE RIGHTWhich type of basic approach is important to apply no matter what type of note-taking system a person uses?
A.
Notes should come from as many different sources as possible.
B.
Notes should honor the original source by including direct quotations.
C.
Notes should correctly capture the key ideas of a text in the note-taker’s own words.
D.
Notes should be written as lists, short phrases, or other abbreviated styles of text.
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