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The black and white images/drawings in the workbook look like 1970's drawings. Replace them with photographs like the textbook pages use. It's sometimes hard to tell the difference between a drawing of a boy and girl. Even zooming in on the drawing doesn't help. On one drawing that I thought was a boy was actually a girl with short hair. The only thing my students and I could figure out was that there was a black dot on the earlobe. An earring, perhaps? A drawing of a short haired girl/boy wearing a helmet and a drawing of a boy riding a skateboard with a ramp nearby is used for 'daring' when the adjective 'athletic' is also in the chapter.
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