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The document is a questionnaire asking for opinions on elements that may or may not be suitable or necessary for the opening of a horror film. It asks whether the respondent enjoys horror movies, considers the genre suitable for their age, and thinks certain elements like a narrator, description of the film, or inclusion of sharp objects should be part of the opening. It collects age information and seeks yes, no, or unsure answers for 8 questions about appropriate content for horror film openings.
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