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The document is a 4 question questionnaire about movie and TV preferences. It asks the respondent to select their preferred movie genre from horror, comedy and action. It also asks them to select their preferred age group of actors from teenagers and adults. Finally, it asks them to select their preferred time slot and days of the week to watch TV, giving multiple choice tick box answers for each question.
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