Which simpsons character are you
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This document provides instructions for determining which Simpsons character the reader is most like. It asks the reader to choose options related to their gender, age, personality traits, and interests. The numbers associated with each choice are added up and the total refers to a corresponding Simpsons character - with Bart being 1-10 points, Lisa 11-20, Homer 20-30, and Marge 30-40.
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