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You are divided into groups and are assigned to one of the following:

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You are divided into groups and are assigned to one of the following:

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1. children aged between 5-12 years old

2. teenagers aged between 13-19 years old

3. young adults aged between 18-25 years old.

Find one example of a text that is suitable for the age group and copy paste / upload an image of the text

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One rainy day, Lily found an old red umbrella. It had shiny stars and a button.

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Every Saturday morning, I’d awaken to the smell of crushed garlic and piquant pepper. I would stumble into the kitchen to find my grandma squatting over a large silver bowl, mixing fat lips of fresh cabbages with garlic, salt, and red pepper. That was how the delectable Korean dish, kimchi, was born every weekend at my home.

My grandma’s specialty always dominated the dinner table as kimchi filled every plate. And like my grandma who had always been living with us, it seemed as though the luscious smell of garlic would never leave our home. But even the prided recipe was defenseless against the ravages of Alzheimer’s that inflicted my grandma’s mind.

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Text suitable for teenagers.

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One gasp. One scream. One hitch in Red’s chest.There were two of them out there, in the wide-open nothing. Two ofthem. Two guns. Two red dots. No, this couldn’t be happening. This wasn’tsupposed to happen.“Get back inside, Oliver!” Reyna was screaming now. “Get in!” A racebetween her voice and a finger on a trigger.Oliver tucked his head and rolled back inside, falling against Maddy onthe driver’s seat, and Reyna just behind. Reyna stumbled, pushing into Red.She tripped over Arthur’s feet but he caught her, arms under hers, solid andstrong.“Close the curtains,” Reyna was still screaming, the sound cutting throughRed. “Close them!”Oliver righted himself, reaching up and snatching at the curtains, pullingthem together. No gap. Shutting the outside away, splitting them into twoseparate worlds again: the RV and out there. Only a border of thin blackmaterial between them.“It’s not fair,” Maddy cried, mouth bared, eyes clouded. “We were almostout. We were almost free.” Fat tears broke away, rolling to her chin.