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 \n\"I'm here!\"Ann called,jumping to her feet.  \nHer parents were the first to reach her.Othercampers and the local police had come out tolook for her,too.  \nAnn's parents hugged her.\"Whose dog isthis?”her dad asked.\"We heard it barking.That's how we found you.”  \n“I don't know.It stayed with me and kept mewarm all night,\"Ann told him.  \nThe dog followed Ann and her parents asthey walked back to the campsite.None ofthe other campers knew the dog,and it hadno tags.The sheriff called the police station.No one had reported a dog missing.  \n“I bet it's a stray,\"the sheriff said.\"I'd say youcould keep the dog if you want.”  \nAnn's mom smiled at the dog.“Of course wewill keep the dog,\"she said.\"This dog is areal hero.”  \nAnn's dad nodded.\"Hero would be a goodname.”  \nAnn hugged Hero's neck.She was sure theywould always be friends.","cbCaiepSmEEmjLFL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiepSmEEmjLFL","pdf",1816681,12,"English","# Story\n## Camping and getting lost\n## The dog’s help through the night\n## Rescue and a new friendship","[{\"question\":\"What happens to Ann during her camping trip?\",\"answer\":\"Ann goes into the woods to collect sticks, but the light fades, it gets dark, and she realizes she is lost. 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