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This document contains practice questions and speaking activities about personal experiences and an athlete's passion. The practice questions ask about skills learned at different ages and places lived. Students are instructed to ask and answer the questions about themselves. The speaking activity has students discuss an athlete's timeline to determine his passion was extreme cliff jumping and rock climbing. They then practice asking and answering questions about each other's answers to the practice questions.
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