Christmas vocab picture match exercise
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This document appears to be a picture matching exercise for basic Christmas vocabulary, containing 10 common Christmas-related words or concepts including stocking, snow, Christmas presents, North Pole, Christmas tree, fireplace, reindeer, sleigh bells, Santa Claus, and mistletoe. The exercise asks the user to match each word or concept with its corresponding picture.
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