The Terrible Things

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What are the characteristics of the terrible things in the story?

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The terrible things are characterized as haunting, mysterious monsters that take animals without explanation.

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Where does the story take place?

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The setting of the story is The Forest.

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What lesson do the rabbits learn by the end of the story?

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The rabbits learn that the animals should have united to stop the terrible things.

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What is the main conflict presented in the story?

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The main conflict is that the terrible things are threatening the animals, and no one is standing up against them.

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Who are the primary characters in the story?

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The primary characters are the forest animals.

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What theme does the story convey about unity among animals?

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The story conveys the theme that unity is essential for overcoming challenges and threats.

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How do the animals react to the terrible things initially?

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Initially, the animals are fearful and do not take action against the terrible things.

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What role does fear play in the story?

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Fear prevents the animals from uniting and confronting the terrible things.

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What could the animals have done differently to prevent the terrible things from taking their friends?

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The animals could have worked together to confront the terrible things instead of acting individually.

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What does the term 'terrible things' symbolize in the story?

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The 'terrible things' symbolize fear and the unknown threats that can disrupt harmony.