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What is implied by the statement 'The sight of the food maddened him'?
The young seagull was driven to desperation by the food.
Why did the seagull’s parents threaten and cajole him to fly?
They wanted him to learn essential survival skills.
How do bird parents communicate with their young ones, as mentioned in the text?
By beckoning and calling
Why is learning to fly described as a natural act for birds in the text?
Because birds have wings designed for flying
In the context of the text, why is it important for young birds to overcome their fear and make their first flight?
To avoid predators and find food
Test your understanding of matching phrases with their correct meanings. In this quiz, you will match phrases related to flying with their corresponding definitions from the sentences provided.
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