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TiliK225
1 month ago
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Giada is at an extracurricular activity fair for her high school and is trying to decide which clubs to join. Her hobbies includ

e fixing old appliances and rebuilding them to sell at flea markets. She prefers not to have children when she's older and faints at the sight of blood. She's never been thrilled about public speaking. Which CTSO Giada should join? Giada should join FCCLA. Giada should join FEA. Giada should join HOSA. Giada should join TSA.
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1 answer:
arsen [2.9K]1 month ago
5 0

Answer:

Giada should consider joining FEA.

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