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1) What is Bruce Lee's favorite vegetable?

Ans: Mu Lee

2) What does Bruce Lee like to have for lunch?

Ans: Tha Lee

3) What happens to the theatre once a Bruce Lee movie is over ?

Ans: Kha Lee

4) What is Bruce Lee's sister-in-law's name?

Ans: Saa Lee

5) Bruce Lee's favorite breakfast?

Ans: Id Lee

6) Bruce Lee's favourite festival

Ans: Diwa Lee

7) Bruce Lee's favorite Actress

Ans: Sona lee

8) Bruce Lee's favorite Music

Ans: Qawa lee

9) What is Bruce Lee's most interesting job?

Ans: Coo Lee

10) When did Bruce Lee die?

Ans: Final Lee

11) How did Bruce Lee die?

Ans: With a Go Lee

12) What is Bruce Lee's favorite hill station

Ans: Kulu Mana Lee

13) What is Bruce Lee's nick name?

! Ans: Mawa Lee

14) What is Bruce Lee's favorite Hindi movie?

Ans: Gharwa LEE Baharwa LEE

15) Who is Bruce Lee's favourite cricketer?

Ans: Saurav Gangu Lee

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