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- 1. Name________________ Find Someone Who…… wears glasses has blonde hair has two siblings plays soccer likes football has a birthday the same month as you is wearing blue loves pizza can whistle has brown hair Knows how to speak 2 languages knows how to roller blade has blue eyes Went to a different state this summer is an only child has a birthday in August Has a little sister likes basketball is wearing shorts has an older brother has a dog and a cat loves chocolate went on a vacation this summer has no pets read two books this summer