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It narrates the tale of Duck and Rooster, who were once good friends living together and sharing stories. Rooster's desire for his own house led them to build separate homes: Duck near the water and Rooster on a mountain top. However, loneliness soon set in for both. Rooster invited Duck to visit, but Duck found the mountain climb difficult due to his short legs. In a misguided attempt to resolve this, Duck burned down Rooster's house, unaware that Rooster was inside. This resulted in Rooster being burned, which explains the black and red feathers often seen on roosters today. The story concludes with Duck and Rooster living together again, and Rooster's morning crow is a reminder of the events. A comprehension question is included to check understanding of the story's events.","(3-3) Duck and Rooster (3-3) Pato na Kakaruk  \nGrade 2, Term 3, Week 3, Version 2.0  \nEnglish Traditional Story  \nLong, long ago, Duck and Rooster lived together. They were good friends.  \nAt night they sat together by the fire. Duck told lots of duck stories. Rooster told lots of rooster stories. One night, Rooster said, \"I know we're friends, but I'd like to build my own house.\"  \nDuck agreed. They both worked hard. Duck built his house near the water.  \nRooster built his house on the top of the mountain. The two friends felt very pleased. They were happy to have their own house.  \nDuck stayed in his house. Rooster stayed in his house. Duck couldn't sleep and Rooster couldn't sleep.  \nThey were both lonely. There was noone to tell duck-and-rooster stories  \nto.  \n\"I don't like living in an empty house,\" crowed Rooster. When the sun came up he crowed,\"Come visit me, Duck.\"  \nDuck soon got tired of walking up the mountain everyday. \"My legs are too short to climb this mountain,\" he said. He decided to burn down Rooster's house. He forgot that Rooster was still inside. Rooster got burned by the red flames and the black smoke.  \nToday, Duck and Rooster live together again. Every morning you can still hear Rooster crowing. He has beautiful black and red feathers. Can you guess why?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n1. What did Duck and Rooster do together?  \n a) They used to race each other.  \n b) They used to tell stories to each other.  \n c) They used to go to town together.","cbCaimr3O61X619H","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimr3O61X619H","pdf",2706566,4,18,"English","en",105,"# Duck and Rooster\n# Check Your Understanding","[{\"question\":\"What was the initial relationship between Duck and Rooster?\",\"answer\":\"Duck and Rooster were good friends who lived together and told each other stories.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did Duck and Rooster build separate houses?\",\"answer\":\"Rooster wanted to build his own house, and Duck agreed, leading them to build separate homes, with Duck near the water and Rooster on the mountain.\"},{\"question\":\"What led to Duck burning down Rooster's house?\",\"answer\":\"Duck burned down Rooster's house because he found it difficult to climb the mountain to visit Rooster, and he forgot Rooster was inside.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the explanation for Rooster's black 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