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All about Karina

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Q 1/10
Score 0
what is my age?
30
17
19
18
20
Q 2/10
Score 0
What am I studying?
30
History
Didactic of French
Hispanic letters
Law

10 questions

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what is my age?

1

30 sec

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What am I studying?

2

30 sec

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What is my favorite color?

3

30 sec

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What is my favorite kind of music?

4

30 sec

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how many brothers do I have?

5

30 sec

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Which country would I like to travel more?

6

30 sec

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What language would I like to learn in the near future?

7

30 sec

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I would like to learn...

8

30 sec

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After graduating what would I like to do?

9

30 sec

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How many children do I want to have?

10

30 sec

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