Accuplacer ESL Reading Skills Quiz
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The phenomenon of "déjà vu," the feeling that one has lived through the present situation before, has long puzzled scientists. One leading theory suggests it is a brief neurological glitch. Essentially, a new, incoming experience is incorrectly marked by the brain as an old memory, creating the strange sensation of familiarity. This is not a sign of a serious problem but a common and harmless brain hiccup.
The passage explains the feeling of déjà vu by stating that the brain...
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