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The Portrait Problem
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The children in Mrs May's class were painting. They had to do a portrait. "I want you to paint someone's face," said Mrs May. "First, I will explain how to do it."
Mrs May drew an oval face. She drew three lines across it and put one line down the middle. "The eyes are halfway down. ikcjeo. The top of the ears are level with the eyes," she said.
Chip was good at painting. He had painted a portrait of Anneena. "It's brilliant," said Nadim. "It looks just like Anneena."
Mrs May put the finished portraits on the wall. "Mine is rubbish," complained Wilf. "No it's not," said Biff. "You just haven't got the ears quite right."
