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Pet peeves

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Q 1/8
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What is a common pet peeve related to personal space?
30
Hearing loud music
Seeing litter on the ground
People standing too close when talking
Waiting in long lines
Q 2/8
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What is a common pet peeve related to eating habits?
30
Sharing food with friends
Talking with your mouth full
Eating quietly
Choosing healthy food

8 questions

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What is a common pet peeve related to personal space?

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What is a common pet peeve related to eating habits?

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30 sec

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Which of the following is a common pet peeve regarding social media?

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30 sec

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What is a common pet peeve related to noise in a classroom?

4

30 sec

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What is a common pet peeve about people's habits while watching movies?

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30 sec

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What is a common pet peeve regarding internet usage?

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30 sec

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What is a common pet peeve related to cleanliness?

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30 sec

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What is a common pet peeve about how people behave in shared spaces?

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30 sec

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