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I like Junior B Test 3 (Lesson 13-18)

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rainbow

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surprise

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The book is ________ the table.

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The cat is __________ the basket.

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The bike is __________ the tree.

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The car is ________ the house.

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The shoes are __________ the bed.

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The tree is ________ the lake.

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Are they cooking?

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