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Can you help me ?

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Q 1/3
Score 0
You need a blender ..................................
30
in the fridge.
of blanket.
to make a smoothie.
to charity
Q 2/3
Score 0
What is this ...........
30
A fridge.
A blender.
A bus.
A glass of water

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3 questions

Q.

You need a blender ..................................

1

30 sec

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What is this ...........

Question Image

2

30 sec

Q.

To make Smoothie we need .........

3

30 sec

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Timmy: Did you finish your homework, Jimmy? Jimmy: Yes, I finished it. Timmy: Can you help me now? I have to do my math homework and then I can jump rope in the park. Jimmy: OK! What's the problem? Timmy: What is ten plus three? Jimmy: Here, look at the number line. Ten plus three equals thirteen. Timmy: Twenty minus four equals fifteen. Is that right? Jimmy: No, twenty minus four equals sixteen.