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This document asks a series of "how many" and "how much" questions about various school supplies. It asks how many clocks, pencils, boards, balls, scissors, and mounts there are, as well as how much a palette, crayons, two notebooks, a pencil case, two pens and two rulers, paperclips, and a file folder cost in British pounds. It also states that there are 13 papers.
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This physical education document lists various physical activities including acrobatics, ballet, circus skills, clowning, gymnastics, football, judo, tennis, table tennis, basketball, cycling, volleyball, swimming, boxing, climbing, dancing, flying, lifting, riding, skiing, ice skating, roller skating and jumping. It encourages students to smile while learning.
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- 2. RUN FAST
- 3. WALK
- 4. SWIM
- 8. BEND OVER
- 9. LIFT WEIGHTS
- 10. DO HANDSPRING
- 12. LEAPFROG
- 13. JUMP UP HIGH
- 14. CATCH
- 15. HOPSCOTCH
- 16. FLY
- 17. TALK
- 18. HOP
- 19. CLIMB
- 20. DRAW
- 21. USE A COMPUTER
- 22. SPEAK ENGLISH
- 23. SING
- 24. DANCE
- 25. MAKE A CAKE
- 26. TIDY UP MY ROOM
- 27. COUNT UP TO TEN