(i put for the subject history cause anime is our history!! team anime!)U-U i made up a anime quiz and this anime quiz is the anime show Naruto ok now start the quiz! (also i already know all of these questions im giving u)

1. when was naruto born?
2. when is naruto's birthday?
3. does naruto have a clan and who's in naruto's clan?
4. who saskue's brother?
5. who itachi's brother?
6. did iruka sensei surprise naruto with a cake for his
birthday after the Ninja war true or false?
7. who did we all thought was naruto's freind?
8. (this question is based on your opinion so its not correct
or incorrect) why do you watch naruto?
9.(this question is based on your opinion so its not correct
or incorrect) what is your fav naruto character?
10.(this question is based on your opinion so its not correct
or incorrect) do u hate sakura? (lol i do cause shes so mean to naruto in my opinion U-U)

what the first or next guy says

> la jirafa: the giraffe

> el loro: the parrot

> la tortuga: the turtle

> el cerdo: the pig

> la vaca: the cow

> la araña: the spider

> el tiburón: the shark

> la langosta: the lobster

hope that !

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