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ANSWER ASAP MARK BRAINLIEST Read the body paragraphs from an essay on sound effects in film.

1. Here comes the fun part. You get to use all those props to create sound effects. So start breaking that celery and crunching that cellophane!

2. You’ll need to be prepared before you start recording. Planning ahead is crucial. Make a list of everything in the film scene that could make a noise, whether it’s a piece of clothing rustling or a bunch of leaves skittering.

3. Now that you’ve got your list, it’s time to assemble your "noisemakers.” You can find useful information online for what to use to make the best sounds. For example, to make the sound of walking on snow, you put corn starch in a leather pouch.

What is the most logical way to organize these body paragraphs?

2, 1, 3
1, 3, 2
3, 2, 1
2, 3, 1

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