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Lopez  \nillustrated by Yevgenia Nayberg  \nTable of Contents  \n……………………………2  \nntroduction………………………………  \n……………4  \nLegend of the Wild Iris  \n.....  \nMill  \n…………10  \nCoyote and the Corn  \n…………………………………16  \nComprehension Check.  \n# Introduction\n\nThe Caddo tribe is a group of NativeAmericans.Their stories tell where thingscame from.One story tells about aflower.  \nA purple flower grows in Texas eachspring.This is the wild iris.The flowerlooks like it is lifting its head.\"Legendof the Wild Iris”is a story that tells why.  \n# wild iris\n\nOther stories have an animal.The animal plays tricks.It is calleda trickster.A trickster can turn intosomething else.\"Coyote and theCorn Mill”is about a trickster.  \n3  \n# Legend of theWild Iris\n\nA long time ago,people lived in Texasnear the water.They built big homes.They planted food.They painted.  \nThe Great Spirit loved the people.Hesent them rain for their crops.He gavethem food.They had everything theyneeded.  \n。)  \nOne day,the people changed.Theythought they did not need the Great Spirit.  \nThe Great Spirit was mad.He wanted toteach the people a lesson.He sent a bigcloud.It made everything dark.But thepeople were not scared.  \nThe Great Spirit was very mad now.He madeit rain all day and night.He made it thunder.  \nWater started to cover everything.The peoplemoved to higher land.Everyone held handstightly.The water went above their heads.Butthe people did not let go of each other.  \nThe people went under water.The GreatSpirit was surprised.The people were notafraid!  \nThe Great Spirit decided.He would turnthe people into water flowers.They wouldchange to people when the water dried.","cbCaihWZDjdivZ20","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihWZDjdivZ20","pdf",903541,"English","# Introduction\n## Legend of the Wild Iris\n## wild iris\n## Legend of theWild Iris\n## Mill\n## Coyote and the Corn\n## Comprehension Check","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Caddo stories described in the introduction?\",\"answer\":\"The Caddo tribe’s stories tell where things came from, including a story that explains why the wild iris exists.\"},{\"question\":\"What lesson does the Great Spirit teach in “Legend of the Wild Iris”?\",\"answer\":\"When the people stop believing they need the Great Spirit, He sends dark clouds and a long storm, then transforms them into water flowers.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the trickster figure used in the legends?\",\"answer\":\"The legends include an animal trickster who plays tricks and can turn into something else, especially in “Coyote and the Corn Mill.”\"}]","Folk Tale - Caddo Legends - Homophones and Comprehension Check | PDF",1789965936,31]