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According to the book 'True Stories from Nature', how do boa constrictors digest their prey?
According to the book 'True Stories from Nature', how do boa constrictors digest their prey?
- They chew their prey before swallowing it
- They spit out the bones and fur of their prey
- They regurgitate their prey after swallowing it
- They swallow their prey whole without chewing it (correct)
What did the author draw in their first drawing?
What did the author draw in their first drawing?
- A picture of an elephant (correct)
- A picture of a hat
- A picture of a jungle
- A picture of a boa constrictor
Why did the grown-ups think the author's drawing was a picture of a hat?
Why did the grown-ups think the author's drawing was a picture of a hat?
- They didn't understand the drawing (correct)
- They were afraid of the drawing
- They thought the drawing was poorly done
- They thought the author was joking
What did the author draw in their second drawing?
What did the author draw in their second drawing?
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What did the author do after seeing the picture of the boa constrictor in the book?
What did the author do after seeing the picture of the boa constrictor in the book?
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