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The story unfolds in a school setting, involving characters such as Old Papayo, the Cook, the Teacher (Mr. Koki), and Students. Old Papayo initially tries to gain entry into the classroom by offering to tell a story, but after the bell rings for lunch, he attempts to claim he is a student because he \"went to school.\" The cook and teacher ultimately acknowledge his trickery, allowing him to join the students for lunch. The document also includes a \"Check Your Understanding\" section with multiple-choice questions and open-ended prompts designed to assess comprehension of the play's plot, characters, and setting. These questions probe Old Papayo's motivations, the story's location, the reasons for his initial exclusion from the meal, his method of deception, and the teacher's name. 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Go to the mess.  \nOld Papayo: Me too!  \nCook: What are you doing here again, Old Papayo? I told you. You can't eat this rice. You are not a student.  \nOld Papayo: But I went to school!  \nStudents: Yes, he did!  \nOld Papayo: So I must be a student!  \nStudents: Yes! 3  \nStudents: So he can eat lunch with us.  \nMr Koki: I suppose he can …  \nStudents: Yeah! Come with us, Old Papayo.  \nMr Koki: You are a very old student, Old Papayo Cook: And a very tricky one!  \nOld Papayo : Ah! Rice! 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