D. will not be scored
3.
You can save your place in the course by
A. adding the page to your browser favorites
B. clicking on the bookmark icon at the top of the course page
C. adding the page to your browser bookmarks
D. asking your instructor to save your location

Answer:

c!!

Explanation:

You can save your place in the course by is option B i.e  Clicking on the bookmark icon at the top of the course page.

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BY NIKKI GIOVANNI
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