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permissionto reproduce selections from this book,write to Permissions,Houghton Mifflin Company,215 Park Avenue South,New York,New York 10003.  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataAtwell,Debby.  \nRiver/by Debby Atwell  \np.  \ncm.  \nSummary:A river gradually becomes depleted as more and morepeople use its resources to build cities,transport goods,and handle sewage.  \nRNF ISBN 0-395-93546-6 PA ISBN 0-618-43952-8  \n[1.Water pollution—Fiction.2.Pollution—Fiction.3.Rivers—  \nFiction.]I.Title.  \nPZ7.A8935Ri 1999  \n[E]—dc21  \n99-10327  \nCIP  \nPrinted in SingaporeTWP 10987654  \n### For LISA ANDRESEN\n\n\n| In the beginning there was the river.Trees grew.Fish  \u003Cbr>grew big.And one by one,the animals came to drink the  \u003Cbr>water.   |\n| --- |\n\n)  \n\n| One morning a person appeared.He paddled down the  \u003Cbr>river in a canoe.He knew the river was good.He  \u003Cbr>returned with his family.   |\n| --- |\n\n\n| After a while more people came.They made friends with  \u003Cbr>the first people.They speared fish together.They traded  \u003Cbr>goods.They shared the river.   |\n| --- |","cbCaiftpiJhJnp7u","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiftpiJhJnp7u","pdf",2339930,36,"English","# The Natural River\n## Early Human Settlement\n## Growth and Environmental Impact","[{\"question\":\"What is the central theme of the book River?\",\"answer\":\"The book depicts the gradual depletion and pollution of a river ecosystem as a result of human development and increased resource consumption.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the story illustrate the change in the river over time?\",\"answer\":\"The narrative shows the progression from a wild, untouched state populated by animals to a landscape shaped by canoes, trade, and eventually the growth of cities.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the primary message regarding human impact on rivers?\",\"answer\":\"It highlights how the cumulative actions of people, including building cities and handling waste, negatively transform 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