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SHOOT HOOPS

Quiz by GONZALES, Karyll Anne C.

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Q 1/5
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A quality that writing has when it is short and contains few words.
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Prolixity
Protraction
Growth
Brevity
Q 2/5
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Something that is the product of the imagination.
30
Actuality
Fact
Fiction
Materiality

5 questions

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A quality that writing has when it is short and contains few words.

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Something that is the product of the imagination.

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30 sec

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Something that is brief but comprehensive.

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30 sec

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What do you call it when it has all the necessary or appropriate parts?

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What do you call a situation that is strange or funny because things happen in a way that seems to be the opposite of what is expected?

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