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The document provides answers to the quiz 'Fun With English 19' listing letters A through H as the answers to the first 8 questions. It also includes a humor picture and 3 short reflections on society becoming more materialistic and self-centered with fewer people willing to help others and more young people focused on taking rather than giving.
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