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What did the crows learn from their journey?
What did the crows learn from their journey?
- To never leave their forest again
- To always trust their instincts
- To judge things too quickly
- To be open-minded (correct)
What did the crows do when they saw the scarecrow in the farmer's field?
What did the crows do when they saw the scarecrow in the farmer's field?
- They ignored it
- They admired it
- They laughed at it (correct)
- They were scared of it
What is the lesson that the story teaches?
What is the lesson that the story teaches?
- To never explore the world beyond your comfort zone
- To always judge things based on first impressions
- To value protection and the impact it can have (correct)
- To only trust your own experiences
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Study Notes
- A group of thirty crows went on a journey to explore the world beyond their forest.
- They saw a scarecrow in a farmer's field and laughed at it.
- They faced various challenges on their journey, including fierce winds, rainstorms, and hungry predators.
- They remembered the scarecrow and how it was able to protect the farmer's field.
- The crows realized that the scarecrow was an important tool for protection.
- They returned to the farmer's field to apologize and thank the scarecrow for teaching them an important lesson about judging things too quickly.
- The crows became wiser and more humble, never underestimating the value of something until they had fully explored it.
- The scarecrow remained standing, proud and vigilant, watching over the farmer's field and all the creatures who depended on it for their survival.
- The story teaches a lesson about not judging something too quickly and the importance of being open-minded.
- The story also highlights the value of protection and how even something as simple as a scarecrow can have a significant impact.
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