Consumption biography, Construct a "consumption biography"

Consumption biography

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Construct a "consumption biography" of a classmate, roommate, friend or relative. make a list of his or her favorite possessions based on memory, and see if you can describe this person's personality just from the information regarding their favorite possessions.

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