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1.) What would you say is your interesting writing quirk?
I’m not sure if you could call it an interesting writing quirk, but I have to listen to music when I write because it helps me concentrate.
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If I do not have music on, I can get distracted very easily and it would take me longer to complete the task at hand.

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