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Q 1/3
Score 0
Do you want to meet Pancake?
45
No
YES!
I don't know
Maybe
Q 2/3
Score 0
Would you give Pancake a treat?
45
Probably not.
Only if she does a trick.

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3 questions

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Do you want to meet Pancake?

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45 sec

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Would you give Pancake a treat?

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45 sec

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Do you think Pancake is good?

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