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Question: Match the types of informal wills (left column) with their descriptions (right column). Drag and drop application. Nuncupative wills Nuncupative wills drop zone empty. Holographic wills Holographic wills drop zone empty. These are oral wills. These are wills that are written and signed in the testator's handwriting.

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