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 **Exercise 1: Using the 'happiness' data set we used in the workbook – let’s do a quick exercise to recap what we learnt in Modules 1-3, but writing out the code entirely in RStudio instead of online.**
 
 0. Start a new project file, and a new RMD script file and write the initial set up code to import the happiness dataset and load the `dplyr` and `ggplot2` libraries. Remember to save the Excel file in CSV format before importing the data.
-(If you were following along to here directly from the workbook you may have already done this; so you can skip this step!). You can find the Excel file here: [Happiness.xlsx](https://github.com/stats4sd/r2020_04Importation/raw/main/Happiness.xlsx)
+(If you were following along to here directly from the workbook you may have already done this; so you can skip this step!).
+You can find the Excel file here: [Happiness.xlsx](https://github.com/stats4sd/r2020_04Importation/raw/main/Happiness.xlsx)
 
 1.	Find the 5 countries with the lowest ‘generosity scores’  
 
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 3.	Make a plot showing the relationship between generosity and GDP per capita  
  
 
-**Exercise 2: Download the file below that contains the imdb dataset and the Module 3 exercises in RMD format. 
+**Exercise 2: Download the file below that contains the imdb dataset and the Module 3 exercises in RMD format.** 
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+[Module-3-Exercises.zip](https://github.com/stats4sd/r2020_04Quiz/raw/main/Module-3-Exercises.zip)
 
 Create a new project in RStudio and unzip the files into your new project folder. 
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 Then open the workbook, and load in the libraries and the dataset. The code for these steps are written for you.
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 Then you can copy across your answers from Module 3 (which should still be saved on the online version if you have completed Module 3) into this new workbook.
-And, if you did finish the Module 3 exercises, now is the time to do so! Only now you are using your own version RStudio rather than using the version of R on the server.**
 
-[Module-3-Exercises.zip](https://github.com/stats4sd/r2020_04Quiz/raw/main/Module-3-Exercises.zip)
+And, if you did finish the Module 3 exercises, now is the time to do so! Only now you are using your own version RStudio rather than using the version of R on the server.
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