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		<intent>reminder</intent>
			<text>Remember to take notes!</text>
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		<x>10</x>
			<text>Make sure you write these numbers in your study guide!</text>
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			<text>Even numbers greater than 2 will always be composite because they are all divisible by 2.</text>
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		<question>Is six prime?</question>
			<answer value='yes'>yes</answer>
				<answer value='no'>no</answer>
					<correct>no</correct>
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		<question>Is 11 prime or composite?</question>
			<answer value='prime'>prime</answer>
				<answer value='composite'>composite</answer>
					<correct>prime</correct>
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			<text>Remember to exclude 1, because it is not a prime number.</text>
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		<question>What is 18 as a product of prime numbers?</question>
			<answer value='2 x 3 x 3'>2 x 3 x 3</answer>
				<answer value='3 x 3 x 3'>3 x 3 x 3</answer>
					<answer value='2 x 2 x 3'>2 x 2 x 3</answer>
						<correct>2 x 3 x 3</correct>
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		<question>What is 36 as a product of prime numbers?</question>
			<answer value='2 x 2 x 3 x 3'>2 x 2 x 3 x 3</answer>
				<answer value='2 x 3 x 3 x 3'>2 x 3 x 3 x 3</answer>
					<answer value='2 x 2 x 2 x 3'>2 x 2 x 2 x 3</answer>
						<correct>2 x 2 x 3 x 3</correct>
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		<question>Using this method, find 162 as a product of primes.</question>
			<answer value='3EXPstart2EXPend x 9 x 2'>3EXPstart2EXPend x 9 x 2</answer>
				<answer value='3EXPstart4EXPend x 2'>3EXPstart4EXPend x 2</answer>
					<answer value='3EXPstart3EXPend x 3 x 4'>3EXPstart3EXPend x 3 x 4</answer>
						<correct>3EXPstart4EXPend x 2</correct>
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