Roadrunner's Dance

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What is the main conflict in the story 'Roadrunner's Dance'?

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The main conflict is that the roadrunner will not let anyone use the road.

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What lesson do the animals learn in 'Roadrunner's Dance'?

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The animals learn not to judge someone by their appearance.

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What does the roadrunner learn in the story?

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The roadrunner learns that practice makes perfect.

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Why did Desert Woman place a rattle on Snake’s tail?

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Desert Woman placed a rattle on Snake’s tail to warn anyone approaching.

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What is the significance of comparing the snake’s rattle to a thunderstorm?

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The comparison emphasizes that the rattle was very loud.

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What theme is explored in 'Roadrunner's Dance'?

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The theme of not judging others based on appearances is explored.

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How does the roadrunner's attitude change throughout the story?

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The roadrunner learns the value of practice and becomes more accepting.

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What role do the animals play in the story?

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The animals serve as characters that learn important lessons.

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What literary device is used when comparing the rattle to a thunderstorm?

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The literary device used is a simile.

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What does the rattle symbolize in the story?

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The rattle symbolizes warning and awareness.