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Morning alishabayambumagar — let's get this done. Here are the answers for Part B based on the provided text: B. a. Chulong was satisfied with his riches. ❌ False. The text does not mention Chulong's riches. It states he was "sad about not having me [the bird]," which implies dissatisfaction with the outcome of his actions. B. b. He bought a bird to keep at home. ❌ False. The text says, "You had me in your hands, but you released me." There is no mention of Chulong buying the bird. B. c. His greed set the bird free. ✅ True. The bird states, "you released me" and "you never followed them [the rules]," leading to Chulong being "sad about not having me." This implies Chulong made a poor decision by releasing the bird, likely driven by a desire for something more or a misunderstanding of its true value, which is consistent with greed in the context of fables. B. d. The bird cheated Chulong. ❌ False. The bird is reprimanding Chulong for his actions and teaching him a lesson about following rules and understanding value. The bird did not cheat Chulong. B. e. The bird changed its colour twice. ❌ False. The text does not mention the bird changing its color at all. Drop the next question 📸