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This document appears to be a first grade grammar test with fill-in-the-blank and circling questions. The test contains 3 sections - the first asks students to circle subjects in sentences, the second asks students to circle pronouns that take the place of underlined parts of sentences, and the third asks students to circle pronouns that belong in incomplete sentences. The test is assessing basic grammar concepts like subjects, pronouns, and their usage in simple sentences.
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