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What do you want to be when you are all grown up?
What places would you like to visit in your life?
What are you very good at doing? Why are you good at it?
Name one thing that is hard for you to do. Why is it hard for you?
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When you feel sad about something, how can you cheer up?
Describe "The Waiting Place."
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Describe what your best day ever might be like.
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