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Thank you We sneak and here's your shmoop douceur brought

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to you by new monix which are tricks to help

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us remember things for examples Shmoop is a demonic which

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stands for some harry martians or other people Yeah well

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we don't understand it either but we bet you won't

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forget it now All right arrange these objects and superpowers

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in decreasing order according to the wavelength of relevant radiation

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X ray vision Top forty countdown on pop radio Ability

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to withstand heat microwave oven sun block lotion and emitting

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a curiously green glow All right and here are potential

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answers What All right Good news No math Bad news

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no math It's Nice that we get an equation break

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for a second But this question can only be answered

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if we've memorized the electromagnetic spectrum which we'll need to

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do to ace the test So come up with a

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song Think up but pneumonic or just pounded into your

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brain until all you talk about is the electromagnetic spectrum

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While all your friends will love that All right From

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longest a shortest The order goes like this Radio waves

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microwaves infrared a k a heat than visible light than

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ultraviolet than x rays and gamma rays come in last

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So regular mice in velvet undermine extreme grandmothers There we

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go Our real mother's infiltrate various underground xylophone groups or

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just singing to the tune of the alphabet songs rom

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i view extra All right Well whatever it takes we

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got to get locked into our brains And once it's

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jammed into our cerebral cortex will know that the correct

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answer here is sea Of course we don't want to

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get it stuck in our head too much We need

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to leave room to remember other stuff like language history 00:01:55.679 --> [endTime] minor things Like that Rom i view x tree

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