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\nKiadamu sikulu aleamu ta keta matu zoleiva.  \nVaita Ivere ama quli poso uriama quli keerekaemu ko nganyu.  \n”Lea ni,” kiola vo Jerry.”Angata Matula Baiza.”  \n”Lea ni,” kiola vo Kavi.”Angata Risu ko matungase lala.”  \n”Lea ni,” kikola ko Anna.”Anga ta Jatajata lala.  \n”  \nKalasi rumu vo veiutu ta ota amatiovai nio. Masi ta kota amaqeovai nio.  \nKiadamu ta ke toiritoirie va nio.”Pa tovangeani,” kiola vo Matula Baiza.”Ngota puliala nga quli nio,” kiola vo Risu vo matu Ngase.  \n”Ngo ta ore nga nio,” kiola vo Jatajata. Kiadamu ta keta kisika.  \n”Angata petu ore lala nio,” kiola vo Masi. ”Angata matu uriama iruru a erekaelala nio.”","cbCaioqVN9Hru6n1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioqVN9Hru6n1","pdf",2436965,17,"English","# Introduction to the School Day\n## Classroom Introduction and Character Presentations\n## Sharing Personal Identities","[{\"question\":\"What activity are the students participating in during the story?\",\"answer\":\"The students are engaging in a classroom activity where they share their unique identities, represented by specific characters or personas like Matula Baiza, Risu, and Jatajata.\"},{\"question\":\"Who are some of the students mentioned in the classroom setting?\",\"answer\":\"The students mentioned include Jerry, Kavi, Anna, and Masi, each presenting their own character to the class.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the primary theme of the classroom scene?\",\"answer\":\"The primary theme is self-expression and community, as students confidently share their personas with their peers and teacher in a supportive, creative environment.\"}]","Matumaquli ke Erevaemu vo Nganyu - Jo Vosailagi | PDF",1789896047,26]