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What was the title of the story read by Grandma Duck?
What was the name of the ship that Sinbad worked on as a sailor?
How did Sinbad survive when thrown into the ocean after the well was disturbed?
What did Sinbad find on the new island after surviving the ocean?
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How did Sinbad manage to escape the giant living inside the castle?
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What did Sinbad bring to the Sultan that won him the Sultan's favor?
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What did the Sultan reward Sinbad with for bringing him coconuts?
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In which city did Sinbad win the favor of the Sultan?
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Where did Sinbad live in comfort for the rest of his life after returning home?
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What color was the book Grandma Duck read from?
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Study Notes
- It was a rainy day and Huey Dewey, Louie, and Grandma Duck were stuck at home.
- Grandma Duck read a story from a red book titled "Sinbad the Sailor" to cheer up the children.
- Sinbad was a poor boy who dreamed of getting rich. He got a job as a sailor on a ship named "Lynn."
- During a storm at sea, the ship was almost lost and the crew, including Sinbad, had to abandon it.
- They reached a small island, which turned out to be a giant well that had been awakened by the fire they built to keep warm.
- Sinbad was thrown into the ocean when the well was disturbed, but he survived by holding onto a barrel and was carried to a new island.
- There, Sinbad found a large white shape that turned out to be a giant bird. He tied himself to the bird's foot and was carried over a city.
- Sinbad untied himself when they landed and ran away in fear. The next day, he came across a castle with a giant living inside.
- Sinbad managed to escape the giant and went to a beautiful city where he won the favor of the Sultan by bringing him coconuts from a guarded grove.
- The Sultan rewarded Sinbad with golden jewelry, making him a rich man.
- Sinbad returned home and lived in comfort for the rest of his life.
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Join Eric from Groovy Entertainment for a reading of the book 'Sinbad the Sailor' from 1878. Follow the adventure of a brave boy named Sinbad as Grandma Duck reads the story to Huey, Dewey, and Louie on a rainy day.
