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The document outlines 3 tasks: 1) Create a query to find all games suitable for a 7 year old by filtering for games rated 3+, 2) Create a query to list all Playstation games in alphabetical order by name, 3) Create a query to find all role-playing games (RPGs) suitable for ages 11+ in stock.
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