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Mrs. G's Family

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Q 1/10
Score 0
All of Mrs. G's children's name start with the same letter. What is that letter?
30
S
J
M
A
Q 2/10
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Mrs. G's husband is named after a former president. What is his name?
30
Carter
Kennedy
Carter
Woodrow

10 questions

Q.

All of Mrs. G's children's name start with the same letter. What is that letter?

1

30 sec

Q.

Mrs. G's husband is named after a former president. What is his name?

2

30 sec

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Most of the members of my family have a the same job title. What is it?

3

30 sec

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What does Mrs. G do every weekend?

4

30 sec

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What is the age difference between my oldest son and my youngest son?

5

30 sec

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What was Mrs. G's favorite subject in high school?

6

30 sec

Q.

What adult at Windfern was once my high school English teacher?

7

30 sec

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Which teacher at Windfern was my labor and delivery coach when I gave birth to my youngest son?

8

30 sec

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What state am I from?

9

30 sec

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What do you need to do pass this class?

10

30 sec

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