How old are you? 1
How many children do you have? 2
Who is your favourite actor? 3
Where do you live? 4
What do you like doing in your free time? 5
What time do you get up? 6
When do you go to bed? 7
Why do you ride a bike to school every day? 8
Which programme do you prefer -
'The X Factor' or 'Britain's Got Talent? 9
How do you always stay so happy? 10
a At about seven o'clock in the morning.
b Johnny Depp. He's brilliant!
c Because I love cycling - and because it keeps me fit
and healthy!
d Forty-three.
e Idon't know! But I try hard because I want the school
to be a happy place!
f In a little village just outside Linton.
g Usually at about half past eleven. Sometimes
at midnight.
h Three. Louisa, Adam and Stacey.
i Both of them. They're both great fun!
j Ilike spending time with my family, cycling
and gardening.​

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