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I'll say, "So how many
of you know the first names of your
great-great-grandparents?" And I think, in all
the classes I've asked-- I didn't write it down,
but I think in all the classes that I've asked, only three students
have ever said, "I know the first names of
my great-great-grandparents." And then, I ask
this follow-up question
of you know the first names of your
great-great-grandparents?" And I think, in all
the classes I've asked-- I didn't write it down,
but I think in all the classes that I've asked, only three students
have ever said, "I know the first names of
my great-great-grandparents." And then, I ask
this follow-up question
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I'll say, "So how many
of you know the first names
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of your
great-great-grandparents?"
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And I think, in all
the classes I've asked--
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I didn't write it down,
but I think in all the classes
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that I've asked,
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only three students
have ever said,
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"I know the first names of
my great-great-grandparents."
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And then, I ask
this follow-up question.
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