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The document contains several unrelated sections: 1) A little girl tells her father and mother that there is a monster outside. The father dismisses her but the mother looks outside and screams after seeing something. 2) Two volume calculations are shown in cubic millimeters and cubic centimeters. 3) The document contains some Maori numbers and letters mixed with other subject headings. 4) It lists some facts about a referee, two tennis players, and types of marsupials. 5) The final section shows the title and pages read from a reading log.
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- 1. Sheet B 9 Ethan
- 3. Written Language “ Daddy help there’s a monster outside!” Shrieked Parriot, “ Get off my leg and get a life.” Shouted her father. The little girl ran to her mother who was knitting and said “ Mummy help there’s a monster outside,” “ Yeah right, if I look out this window and see a monster. I will believe you then” The Mother looked out the window and Screamed.
- 8. Media Studies Wayne Barnes is a ref. Roger Federer is a famous tennis player. Serena Williams is another famous tennis player.
- 10. Reading Log Title Pages Tiger all