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This document provides instructions for students to create voicemail messages for the leaders of China, India, and Japan based on information in a provided chart. It includes an example prompt for the messages and examples of voicemails without copying them directly. Students are asked to write their own factual voicemail messages for Wen Jiabo of China, Dr. Singh of India, and Yoshihiko Noda of Japan using the chart and notes.
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- 3. Thenext 3 slides are examples. Please do not copy them! Use your chart and notes to create your own factual voicemail messages. Youmay choose to write your messages in PowerPoint form or on a Word document.
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- 5. Why are you calling me? I probably wont listen to what you have to say unless youre a member of the Cuban Communist Party. Quit calling me.
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- 7. Ansley Bennett created this document and it has been modified for use by M. Weekes.