Adjectives: The Simpson Family
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This document describes the Simpson family which consists of Homer and Marge as the parents, Bart and Lisa as their children, and baby Maggie. Homer is the funny and lazy dad, Marge is the beautiful mom with long blue hair, Bart is the handsome and brave son, Lisa is the smart and kind daughter, and Maggie is the little sweet baby. They have two pets, a brown dog named Santa's Little Helper and a black cat named Snowball.
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- 4. Marge is the mom She is beautiful and has long and blue hair.
- 5. Bart is the son He is handsome and brave
- 6. Lisa is the daughter She is smart and kind
- 7. Maggie is the baby She is little and sweet
- 8. They have 2 pets He is Santa little Helper. He is a brown dog The cat is Snowball and it is black.