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2 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Wrsar 27 Dat: W ar tr asrs t? Bas t arrts at t a. At t btt f t a s a st f wrs. Ts wrs ar t. T wrs av b a rta (ra arss), vrta (ra w) r aa (fr rr t rr). W f a wr, raw a at r ar t. r r s f t a v r s k r a r v v r v v r v b a s a s s s s s s s k v s f q s s s k v f a s f s s t s f a s s rs vs s s rs as vs s s s fs s rvs as tvs vas ts rrs s.star 2013 ras

3 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Cs t wr 3 Dat: W 't bras a kr t? T a tas. O t, rt t ttr f t wr tat ats t. 1. a a wt tw sts f ws a. btar b. bs. sab. ba 2. ss av tw rts, fr ar a fr far vs a. b. bfa. ba. b 3. a s var s a. bs b. sab.. t 4. a 200t avrsar a. bra b. bs. sab. btar 5. av tw ft a. b b. t. ba. btar 6. a fab aa k a rs, bt wt r a. bs b. sab. ba. r 7. t str f a rs's f a. b b. sab. bfa. bra 8. t f ts ttr a. t b. r.. 9. t ar s at t frt f t ar abv t bws a. btar b. t.. bs 10. a s v b rs a. b. bs. t. r 11. wrs f sab a. sab b. r. bs. btar s.star 2013 ras

4 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Cs t wr 3 Dat: W 't bras a kr t? T a tas. O t, rt t ttr f t wr tat ats t. 1. a a wt tw sts f ws a. btar b. bs. sab. ba b 2. ss av tw rts, fr ar a fr far vs a. b. bfa. ba. b 3. a s var s a. bs b. sab.. t 4. a 200t avrsar a. bra b. bs. sab. btar a 5. av tw ft a. b b. t. ba. btar 6. a fab aa k a rs, bt wt r a. bs b. sab. ba. r 7. t str f a rs's f a. b b. sab. bfa. bra 8. t f ts ttr a. t b. r.. 9. t ar s at t frt f t ar abv t bws a. btar b. t.. bs a 10. a s v b rs a. b. bs. t. r a 11. wrs f sab a. sab b. r. bs. btar s.star 2013 ras

5 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Wr Jbs 3 Dat: W ar tr asrs t? Bas t arrts at t a. T ttrs f t wrs bw ar a. Ra wat t wr as a t wrt t rrt s t ta sb 11. ar ba 5. t 13. rf 6. t 14. q b 8. asb 16. arbt 1. a v wt w 2. t ak a f 3. t ar s at t frt f t ar abv t bws 4. a s v b rs 5. a st fr tw 6. a s var s 7. a ar f, a s 8. wrs f sab 9. a ass fr 10. t f ts ttr 11. a rawa tat ss a s trak 12. a a wt tw sts f ws 13. t var 14. t f ts k 15. av tw ft 16. a 200t avrsar s.star 2013 ras

6 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Wr Jbs 3 Dat: W ar tr asrs t? Bas t arrts at t a. T ttrs f t wrs bw ar a. Ra wat t wr as a t wrt t rrt s t ta at sb bs 11. ar ra ba ba 5. t t 13. rf fr 6. t t 14. q q b b 8. asb sab 16. arbt btar 1. a v wt w 2. t ak a f 3. t ar s at t frt f t ar abv t bws 4. a s v b rs 5. a st fr tw 6. a s var s 7. a ar f, a s 8. wrs f sab 9. a ass fr 10. t f ts ttr 11. a rawa tat ss a s trak 12. a a wt tw sts f ws 13. t var 14. t f ts k 15. av tw ft 16. a 200t avrsar s.star 2013 ras

7 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Ma Sqar 3 Dat: Wat s bak a wt a s? A bra rs. Mat a ttr t bs t f t s. T wrt t br f t t t b t t t ttr. Ea rw a a s a t t sa br. A= B= C= D= E= F= G= H= I= J= K= L= M= N= O= P= 1. t str f a rs's f 2. t ak a f 3. wrs f sab 4. a fab aa k a rs, bt wt r 5. av tw ft 6. a rawa tat ss a s trak 7. a s v b rs 8. a 200t avrsar 9. a a wt tw sts f ws 10. a ass fr 11. t f ts ttr 12. t var 13. a v wt w 14. t f ts k 15. a s var s 16. a ar f, a s A. q E. t I. bra M. r B. at F. sab J. N. C. G. K. btar O. b D. H. ra L. fr P. ba s.star 2013 ras

8 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Ma Sqar 3 Dat: Wat s bak a wt a s? A bra rs. Mat a ttr t bs t f t s. T wrt t br f t t t b t t t ttr. Ea rw a a s a t t sa br. A=14 B=2 C=11 D=7 E=15 F=3 G=10 H=6 I=1 J=13 K=8 L=12 M=4 N=16 O=5 P=9 1. t str f a rs's f 2. t ak a f 3. wrs f sab 4. a fab aa k a rs, bt wt r 5. av tw ft 6. a rawa tat ss a s trak 7. a s v b rs 8. a 200t avrsar 9. a a wt tw sts f ws 10. a ass fr 11. t f ts ttr 12. t var 13. a v wt w 14. t f ts k 15. a s var s 16. a ar f, a s A. q E. t I. bra M. r B. at F. sab J. N. C. G. K. btar O. b D. H. ra L. fr P. ba s.star 2013 ras

9 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Mat Dfts 3 Dat: Wat s bak a wt a s? A bra rs. O t, rt t wr tat ats t. 1. a 200t avrsar 2. t ak a f 3. a ass fr 4. t var 5. wrs f sab 6. t f ts ttr 7. a rawa tat ss a s trak 8. t str f a rs's f 9. a st fr tw 10. t ar s at t frt f t ar abv t bws 11. a a wt tw sts f ws 12. a s var s sab ra at t fr btar t ba bra bs s.star 2013 ras

10 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Mat Dfts 3 Dat: Wat s bak a wt a s? A bra rs. O t, rt t wr tat ats t. 1. btar a 200t avrsar 2. at t ak a f 3. a ass fr 4. fr t var 5. sab wrs f sab 6. t f ts ttr 7. ra a rawa tat ss a s trak 8. bra t str f a rs's f 9. t a st fr tw 10. bs t ar s at t frt f t ar abv t bws 11. ba a a wt tw sts f ws 12. t a s var s sab ra at t fr btar t ba bra bs s.star 2013 ras

11 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Dat: Srt Tras 3 Wat s a s a t a a bra? St! F t rrt wr t sqars s t s at t btt. T ttrs w b t t a tr bt t aa. Draw a t t t ttrs. 1. a ar f, a s 2. a fab aa k a rs, bt wt r 3. a a wt tw sts f ws 4. a ass fr 5. a s v b rs 6. t f ts ttr 7. a v wt w 8. av tw ft f k r v b a a f r w v q t q q s w v b k f r b s s.star 2013 ras

12 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Dat: Srt Tras 3 Wat s a s a t a a bra? St! F t rrt wr t sqars s t s at t btt. T ttrs w b t t a tr bt t aa. Draw a t t t ttrs. 1. a ar f, a s 2. a fab aa k a rs, bt wt r 3. a a wt tw sts f ws 4. a ass fr 5. a s v b rs 6. t f ts ttr 7. a v wt w 8. av tw ft f k r v b a a f r w v q t q q s w v b k f r b s s.star 2013 ras

13 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Crsswr 3 Dat: Wat s a s a t a a bra? St! Us t Arss a Dw s, wrt t rrt wrs t br r bw ACROSS 1. wrs f sab 5. a a wt tw sts f ws 6. a s v b rs 7. a ar f, a s 9. a st fr tw 12. t ar s at t frt f t ar abv t bws DOWN 2. av tw ft 3. a s var s 4. t ak a f 8. t var 10. t f ts k 11. t f ts ttr 13. ss av tw rts, fr ar a fr far vs 14. a v wt w 15. a ass fr s.star 2013 ras

14 - Prfs '', '', 'b' a '' - Na: Crsswr 3 Dat: Wat s a s a t a a bra? St! Us t Arss a Dw s, wrt t rrt wrs t br r bw. 1 s 2 a b b a t 11 t f 12 b s 13 b f a q a 14 r t 15 ACROSS 1. wrs f sab 5. a a wt tw sts f ws 6. a s v b rs 7. a ar f, a s 9. a st fr tw 12. t ar s at t frt f t ar abv t bws DOWN 2. av tw ft 3. a s var s 4. t ak a f 8. t var 10. t f ts k 11. t f ts ttr 13. ss av tw rts, fr ar a fr far vs 14. a v wt w 15. a ass fr s.star 2013 ras

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