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Ogaya Marly P. Espiritu  \nFour fruit trees are neighbors in the forest. The \u003Ci>bilimbi\u003C/i>, \u003Ci>tamarind\u003C/i>, and \u003Ci>calamansi\u003C/i> fruits get along.  \nBut they don’t like the fourth fruit,\u003Ci>batuan\u003C/i> .  \nHow sour of them!  \n\u003Ci>bilimbi\u003C/i>: a small oval fruit with crisp skin and very sour juice  \n\u003Ci>tamarind\u003C/i>: a brown pod-like fruit that contains a sweet tangy pulp  \n\u003Ci>calamansi\u003C/i>: a sour lemon-like citrus fruit native to the Philippines  \n\u003Ci>batuan\u003C/i>: a sour, round fruit that growson wild trees in southern Philippines  \nEarly one morning the four fruits came down from their branches.  \n“Come on, let’s play!” called Wanda, the batuan.  \nThe other three fruits didn’t reply. They ignored Wanda.  \nThey were so sour, and so were their manners!  \n“Come on, let’s sing!” Wanda called again. The three fruits still didn’t reply.  \nThey were very sour, and so were their manners!  \n“Come on, let’s dance!” the batuan called a third time.  \nOlin, the bilimbi, raised her eyebrows . Tamar, the tamarind, rolled his eyes.  \nEdan, the calamansi, pursed his lips.“We don’t want to, Wanda!” they told her alltogether.  \nWanda climbed back up her tree, and sat all alone on a branch.  \nShe saw her reflection on a dew-covered leaf. She touched the dents and dark spots on her skin.  \nBecause of her odd appearance, Wanda wasn’t treated fairly.  \nNobody cared about her. Nobody played with her.  \nWhile the other three were happily playing without her, she at least enjoyed watching them and looking after them.  \n“Watch out!” Wanda cried when she saw weaver ants approaching.  \nThe three fruits froze in fright.  \nThen they turned around, terrified, and ran back up their trees .  \nOlin, Tamar, and Edan climbed onto their branches  \nand hid beneath their leaves.  \nPeering out from behind their leaves on alert, they worried that the weaver ants might find them and bite them.","cbCaiaz5MvVtnhTo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaz5MvVtnhTo","pdf",2027212,18,"English","# Introduction to the Fruits\n## Fruit Descriptions\n# Wanda's Efforts to Connect\n## The Rejection of Wanda\n# The Encounter with Weaver Ants\n## Safety and Reflection","[{\"question\":\"Who is the protagonist of the story?\",\"answer\":\"The protagonist is Wanda, a batuan fruit who is often excluded by her neighbors.\"},{\"question\":\"Which other fruits are neighbors to Wanda?\",\"answer\":\"Wanda's neighbors are Olin the bilimbi, Tamar the tamarind, and Edan the calamansi.\"},{\"question\":\"What challenge do the three fruits face in the forest?\",\"answer\":\"The three fruits are threatened by approaching weaver ants and must hide in their trees to avoid being bitten.\"}]","Sour Fruits, Sweet Friends - A Story of Kindness | PDF",1789896028,28]