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This document is a test for reading and writing skills in English. It contains 4 sections: 1) Answering 5 questions in full sentences about personal details like name, age, where they live. 2) Providing questions to match 5 given answers about hobbies, family, phone number, music and eye color. 3) Completing 2 dialogs by filling in missing details like names, locations. 4) Writing out 5 numbers in words.
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