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1 GRADE 7 JUNE EXAMINATION BREAKDOWN 2016 English Grade 7 June Examination, (06/06/2016 and 08/06/2016) PAPER ONE – Monday 06 June 2016 Creative writing, Poetry and Literature – two hours
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