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It narrates a simple story about a child and their yellow bird. The story highlights that the sun, a banana, a mat, a bird, a laplap, and a cat are all yellow. However, the narrative takes a somber turn as the yellow bird becomes sad and sick. The child, showing compassion, decides to let the bird go, encouraging it to fly and play in the sun, and to fly high. The document concludes with a series of comprehension and discussion questions related to the story. These questions prompt readers to think about other yellow things, identify items compared to the bird, speculate on the bird's sadness and sickness, consider how the child attempts to cheer the bird up, reflect on keeping birds as pets, identify sentences using specific pronouns, list other colors, and predict the child's emotional state after the bird's departure. 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How does the author make the bird happy?  \n5. Do you think birds should be kept as pets? Why?  \n6. How many sentences can you think of which use the words “you” or “your”?  \n7. Yellow is a beautiful colour. Which other colours do you know?  \n8. Do you think the author will be happy or sad that the bird has flown away? 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