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I think that our 5th grade should go to the art museum. The reason we should go is because of the amazing art because the art there is really beautiful. The other reason is to learn about the history and why they made it.The last reason is because of the history. The history is really fun to learn about. My first reason is because of the history.The history is really cool to see and learn about.The reason I picked history is because I like to learn about people from an earlier time. So, that is my first reason why we should go to an art museum. My other reason is because of the amazing art. The artwork is outstanding and is very detailed. The artists express their own feelings into their artwork. It is also very cool to look
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