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Entertainment spelling test

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discuss the pros and cons of an issue
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Q 2/20
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named or called/ voice over in a foreign language
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20 questions

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discuss the pros and cons of an issue

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30 sec

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named or called/ voice over in a foreign language

2

30 sec

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An incident in a person's life or in a story or play

3

30 sec

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See image

4

30 sec

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the struggle between organisms to survive in a habitat with limited resources/ a game where one person wins

5

30 sec

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contact

6

30 sec

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An organized event of live performance poetry.

7

30 sec

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very funny

8

30 sec

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showing strong feelings

9

30 sec

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providing useful or interesting information

10

30 sec

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worth remembering

11

30 sec

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a book-length fictional prose narrative

12

30 sec

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a major category or type of literature

13

30 sec

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writer

14

30 sec

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words that end in the same sound

15

30 sec

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A single line of poetry

16

30 sec

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anything that stands for or represents something else

17

30 sec

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not professional

18

30 sec

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a play about death or suffering with a sad end

19

30 sec

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a film or TV program presenting the facts about a person or event

20

30 sec

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