What2Learn game: People Might Hear You.

People Might Hear You.

Interactive game 13836:

What relation is Loris to Frances?
Where did Frances originally live?

Aunt Loris Rosgranna Helen Claire ,
Barry Parry Perry Garry ,
Behind an antique shop. Above a fish shop. Above a take away shop. Next to a school. ,
Cousin Sister Friend Aunt ,
Cruel and harsh Harsh but fair Kind and Gentle Bossy but loving ,
Friends Family Places to live Religions
Friends Family Places to live Religions
Friends Family Places to live Religions

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