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Age Bean is when he starts Battle School
Name of the Organization that runs Battle School (two words)
Name of kid Dimak first picks on
Name of Humanities enemy
Name of the man who talks to the children on the shuttle (two words)
Beans group colors (three words)
Nickname for newest Battle School members
Kid Bean hears a lot about (two words)
Bean figures out a way to get into the
Man who rescued bean from the toilet (three words)
Man who defeated the first bugger fleet (two words)
The boy who defies Ender and who Bean talks to
Nun who took Ender off the street
Army Bonzo commands (two words)
City Bean grew up in
Name of the place Bean goes to in space (two words)
Girl who tries to take bean back to the launchy deck (two words)
Commander of the Battle School (two words)
Kid that Graff is considering taking into Battle School
Kids were crying in bed because they were
Sister Carlotta collected this from Beans pillows
Bean has no friends and no
Bean refuses to play the (two words)
Bean took a ________ to space
Bean scored highest on all but the (two words)

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