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What does the cuckoo ask Doris when it lands on the branch?
What does the cuckoo ask Doris when it lands on the branch?
- If she has been to the swamp forests of Africa.
- If he can eat her seeds and nuts.
- If she is scared of deep water.
- If he can rest his weary wings. (correct)
Why does Doris prefer to stay in the wood?
Why does Doris prefer to stay in the wood?
- She prefers the hot Saharan sands for hibernation.
- She has a safe place to hide in the branches. (correct)
- She wants to see ancient cities in Europe.
- She can easily find gorillas to befriend.
What makes Doris hesitant about leaving the wood?
What makes Doris hesitant about leaving the wood?
- Fear of encountering gorillas who might eat her. (correct)
- Her desire to find hazelnuts to eat.
- The prospect of hibernating in the hot Sahara desert.
- Curiosity about ancient cities in Europe.
What does the cuckoo reveal about its journey?
What does the cuckoo reveal about its journey?
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Why does Doris ultimately decide to stay in the wood?
Why does Doris ultimately decide to stay in the wood?
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Doris prefers the ground, the road, and deep water over the branches in the wood.
Doris prefers the ground, the road, and deep water over the branches in the wood.
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The cuckoo mentions it has flown from the jungle forests of Africa.
The cuckoo mentions it has flown from the jungle forests of Africa.
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Doris wonders if she could hibernate in the hot Saharan sands.
Doris wonders if she could hibernate in the hot Saharan sands.
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Match the locations with the descriptions:
Match the locations with the descriptions:
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