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BRADBURY'S BIOGRAPHY: MAKING QUESTIONS

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BRADBURY'S BIOGRAPHY: MAKING QUESTIONS
 

Unscramble Words

BRADBURY'S BIOGRAPHY: MAKING QUESTIONSOnline version

Put the words in order to make questions about the given sentences.

by Bárbara Andrea Konicki
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Bradbury always knew that he wanted to be a writer.

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He had penned his first short stories by the age of 11.

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He published his first short story in 1938, the same year he graduated from high school.

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As he had never attended college, Bradbury said he was a “student of life”.

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He read by day and wrote by night.

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