The Thirsty Crow

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• bad

• mad

• sad

• excited

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• huge

• small

• tiny

• large

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• deer

• deeres

• deers

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Why was the crow's action of dropping stones in the pot a logical response to its thirst?

• It was the only way to reach the water at the bottom of the pot.

• The crow was trying to play a game.

• The crow wanted to scare other animals away from the water.

• The crow was trying to build a nest in the pot.

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What does the evidence of the crow drinking the water and flying away happily support?

• The crow's ability to use stones to raise the water level effectively

• The crow's ability to swim in the water

• The crow's ability to fly long distances

• The crow's ability to communicate with other crows

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Why is the crow's decision to drop stones in the pot supported?

• The water level slowly came up as more stones were dropped.

• The crow was thirsty and needed water.

• The stones were shiny and attracted the crow.

• The crow wanted to play with the stones.

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What does the evidence of the crow's successful attempt to quench its thirst by using stones in the pot support?

• The crow's ability to fly long distances

• The crow's ability to swim underwater

• The crow's problem-solving skills

• The crow's ability to sing melodious tunes

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Why is the crow searching for water?

• Due to the hot summer day

• To find food

• To build a nest

• To escape from predators

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• big

• tiny

• large

• huge

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• mouse

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