Question: What does P.E.E. stand for? (No funny business, mind.)
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Card 7
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Question: How can you make it obvious that you're answering the question?
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Question: Herbert says, "Always start your answers with complicated points." Is he right?
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Question: Recipies and instruction booklets don't count as pieces of text. True or False?
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Question: What's the difference between fiction and non-fiction?
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Question: List three types of non-fiction text.
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Question: Are the following statements fact or opinion? a) Geography is more fun than History. b) Tutankhamun was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh. c) Custard is made using egg yolks and either milk or cream. d) Shakespeare is the best English playwright.
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Question: Myths are based on ancient facts. True or False?
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Question: I'm writing a story about a mission to Jupitar, set in the year 2135. What kind of fiction am I writing?
