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This document provides examples of questions to ask about a person's physical appearance and age to help describe people. It includes questions about hair color, length, facial hair, age, height, overall appearance, and examples of answers to these questions like "short", "black", "elderly", "handsome", and "very tall". The objectives are to identify and describe physical appearance and construct questions using words like "does", "what", and "how" to describe a person.
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