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The document contains instructions to write answers filling in blanks in dialogue exchanges, then color accompanying pictures according to the instructions. The dialogue exchanges ask a character their age and wish them a happy birthday, with blanks to fill in the character name, age, and birthday wish. Pictures are to then be colored following the instructions.
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