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The story unfolds with a child and Papa going to a tap, sitting by it, and drinking water. Repetitive sentences like 'It is a tap. I go to the tap. I sit by the tap. I sip from the tap' and 'Papa sips water. Sip, sip, sip' reinforce vocabulary and sentence structures. The narrative progresses through several numbered pages, each depicting a variation of the characters interacting with the tap. A crucial turning point occurs on page 7 when it is discovered that 'There is no water in the tap!' The document concludes with a section of questions designed to engage young readers and encourage comprehension and critical thinking about the story. These questions prompt readers to retell the story, identify character actions, recall learned vocabulary, speculate on the cause of the water shortage, predict future events, and relate the story to their own experiences with water sources. The author is Alison Gee, the illustrator is Richard Jones, and the narrator is Missy Smith. 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Why do you think the water ran out?  \n5. What do you think Papa and the children did next? Why?  \n6. 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