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Since the story text is not provided, these answers are based on general understanding and the implied context of the given questions. A. Answer these questions. 1. Who is the story about? The story is about Rita and a sparrow. 2. What did Rita see one day? One day, Rita saw a sparrow sitting on its eggs. 3. Why did the sparrow sit on the eggs? The sparrow sat on the eggs to keep them warm so they could hatch. 4. What strange sound did Rita hear? Rita heard the chirping sounds of the baby birds (chicks) hatching from the eggs. 5. Why did Rita feel sad? Rita felt sad because the baby birds had grown up and were about to leave or had already left the nest. 6. Why could the baby birds not stay at the nest all the time? The baby birds could not stay in the nest all the time because they grow up and need to learn to fly to live independently. B. Read these sentences from the story and answer the questions. 1. Baby birds are very hungry and noisy. a) Who thought so? b) What are the other changes that happened to the birds? a) Rita thought so. b) The other changes that happened to the birds were that they grew bigger, developed feathers, and were ready to fly. 2. But soon they will fly away and not come back. a) Who said these words and to whom? b) How did the listener react to the above words? a) These words were likely said by Rita's mother or another adult to Rita. b) The listener (Rita) reacted by feeling sad or upset. 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.