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Why did the bear fell off the bridge?
Because she was scared of the cars that entered the bridge.
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Vocabulary: Name three of the bear's body parts that are mentioned in the text.
Tummy, paws, chin.
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Vocabulary: Two things you can *hang* (line 16) are...
...happiness and sadness.
...a towel and a painting.
...a river and a tree.
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Vocabulary: An event that happens *suddenly* (line 4) happens...
...quickly unexpectedly.
...slowly.
...quickly and expectedly.
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Vocabulary: You get a *shortcut* (line 3) to arrive at your destiny...
...happier.
...faster.
...later.
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Vocabulary: When people *cheer*, they are probably...
...happy.
...confused.
...angry.
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Why did Brooks say he doesn't think the bear will go near the bridge anymore?
He thinks the bear will remember the danger she was in.
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Vocabulary: What kind of movies make you *frightened* (line 5)?
comedy
horror
fantasy
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Why did everyone cheer (line 26)?
Because they were happy and/or relieved to save the bear.
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How much did the bear weigh?
100 kilograms.
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Vocabulary: What is the opposite of "lay down" (line 27)?
looked up
stood up
picked up
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What is the BEAR League?
It's an organisation that helps bears in trouble.
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What emotion does the word "unfortunately" (line 13) express?
confusion
happiness
sadness
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To what animal does Ann Bryant compare the bear?
To a dog.
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How high was the bridge from which the bear fell?
30 metres.
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What emotion does the word "amazingly" (line 14) express?
surprise
anger
sadness
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