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The Prince of Venice Beach Project

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Q 1/10
Score 0
What does Cali live in?
20
His mother's home
His apartment
A treehouse
Friend's house
Q 2/10
Score 0
Who is the author of the book?
20
Mary Smith
Austin Carter
Blake Nelson
Nelson Blake

10 questions

Q.

What does Cali live in?

1

20 sec

Q.

Who is the author of the book?

2

20 sec

Q.

What is one of Cali's hobbies?

3

20 sec

Q.

Who recommends Cali to a private investigator?

4

20 sec

Q.

Who does the investigator want Cali to find?

5

20 sec

Q.

What city does Cali live in?

6

20 sec

Q.

Does Cali accept or decline the job offer?

7

20 sec

Q.

What was the girls name whom Cali has to find?

8

20 sec

Q.

Does Cali have a girlfriend?

9

20 sec

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Does Cali live with his family?

10

20 sec

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