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Gosick
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I heard 20-30 is the average?
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didn't read
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20-30 is brainlet in 2020
50-60 is king of brainlets
120-140 or death
50-60 is king of brainlets
120-140 or death
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RichardSpencel
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Yo,keep reading essays for me.
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when I read a book I read 20-30 pages on average for an hour, it depends how big is the book
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with the internet around, like 3 - 5
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Depends on the type of information in a book. If it's some kids novel or pop-science book, I can easily do 80-100 pages/hour. If it's more complicated information that you need some time to digest, the speed can drop significantly.
If you need to learn for an exam and memorize stuff exactly, you can only do like a few pages/hour. For a biochemistry exam for example, we needed to memorize all sorts of complicated molecules and reactions.
If you need to learn for an exam and memorize stuff exactly, you can only do like a few pages/hour. For a biochemistry exam for example, we needed to memorize all sorts of complicated molecules and reactions.
