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Is This a Man, a Woman or an Animal? Click Quiz

Names can be tricky. Are the famous owners of these names men or women? And are the human at all?
Fictional characters are still considered either men or women (or animals). AKA Harry Potter would be a man, Hermione Granger a woman and Harry's owl an animal.
The hints are ambiguous on purpose not to give away the species and the sex...
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Last updated: March 28, 2024
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First submittedMarch 28, 2024
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an actor and former TS's boyfriend
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tennis player
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The Lord of the Rings character
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