5th grade b what are they good at
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The document lists various names and occupations, with a short description of what each person or character is good at doing. It provides examples like Leonardo Da Vinci being good at inventing things, Juan Martin being good at playing tennis, and Cinderella being good at dancing and singing. The document serves as a reference for associating names with their relevant skills or talents.
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