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What is the topic of the text?
What is the topic of the text?
When did the speaker's fashion sense develop?
When did the speaker's fashion sense develop?
What phase did the speaker go through after the baggy clothes phase?
What phase did the speaker go through after the baggy clothes phase?
How would the speaker describe their current fashion sense?
How would the speaker describe their current fashion sense?
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Which of the following stores is NOT mentioned in the text as a popular clothing store?
Which of the following stores is NOT mentioned in the text as a popular clothing store?
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Where are these popular clothing stores mostly found?
Where are these popular clothing stores mostly found?
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How does the speaker feel about malls?
How does the speaker feel about malls?
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Where did the speaker used to work?
Where did the speaker used to work?
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Which store would the speaker most likely shop at for athletic clothing?
Which store would the speaker most likely shop at for athletic clothing?
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What does the speaker ask viewers to comment on?
What does the speaker ask viewers to comment on?
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Study Notes
- The topic is clothes and fashion.
- The speaker's fashion sense developed in middle school.
- The speaker went through a baggy clothes phase.
- The speaker then had a basketball phase.
- The speaker now wears comfortable clothes and is not stylish.
- Popular clothing stores include Hollister, H&M, JCPenney, Nike, Forever21, and Abercrombie & Fitch.
- These stores are mostly found in shopping malls.
- The speaker doesn't like malls but goes there to buy things.
- The speaker used to work at Hollister.
- The speaker asks viewers to comment on their favorite clothing store.
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