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The document provides a grade 4 problem solving performance task that involves writing a mathematical problem based on a fantasy story with characters. It includes a sample problem about characters Ki Joo, Hena, Syakir, Adam, and Dennis eating different breakfast items. Clues are provided about what each character likes or does not like to help solve what breakfast each person got.
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