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reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any meanselectronic or mechanical,including photocopy,recording,or any information storage and retrieval system,withoutpermission in writing from the publisher.  \nRequests for permission to makes copies of any part of the work should be mailed:Permissions Department,Harcourt Brace &Company,6277 Sea Harbor Drive,Orlando,FL32887-6777.  \nHARCOURT BRACE and Quill Design is a registered trademark of Harcourt Brace &Company.  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \nISBN 0-15-313990-0  \n# Ordering Options\n\nSBN 0-15-314006-2(Grade 6 Collection)ISBN 0-15-314183-2(package of 5)  \n123456789100269998  \nSusan Butcher and her dogs have done someamazing things together.They have climbed the highestmountain in North America.They have survived attacksfrom wild animals.They have braved blizzards andfreezing temperatures.They are most famous,however,for winning the toughest sled-dog race there is—theIditarod—and they've won it four times.  \n工  \nSled-dog racing is one of themost difficult sports there is.Dogs pull a sled driven by aracer,or\"musher,\"over thesnow.It is crucial that the dogsare well trained and cared for.Human and animal must trusteach other completely.The safetyof the musher and the dogsdepends on it.  \nThe challenging Iditarodis the championship of sled-dogracing.The race course covers  \n1,157 miles from Anchorage toNome,Alaska.Teams must crosstwo mountain ranges,ice-covered rivers and seas,andmiles of snow.Along the way,they must battle freezing  \ntemperatures,140-mile-per-hourwinds,and wild animals.  \nTo finish an Iditarod,adriver must be strong,determined,and brave.  \nW  \nE  \n16h应WHrENORTON BAYNOMEmouMTNNLAoBISHOP0H5KEREEKGLRuaySuLTANCR05525L上只GALIRohnRIVERCABINRAINy PASSFINGER LAKE5山ENNALASKAwASILLAEAGLf RVVERkmik(IDITAROD TRAIL0h00ORTH-50uTH  RuTE比里  \nFLIMkoyukPoKT 5AFETY  \nGaLDVINSH/AKToouKNORTONmLAKLEEA↑KALTA6ScuNDAEAGLE  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sled-dog team before.  \nSome of the male mushers acted haughty becauseButcher was a woman.They felt that sled-dog racingwas a sport only for men.But Butcher did not let thisdiscourage her.She raced in the Iditarod every year.She got better and better.","cbCaidGWoudX4FJ3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidGWoudX4FJ3","pdf",1284807,16,"English","# Ordering Options\n## Susan Butcher and her dogs\n## Sled-dog racing basics\n## The Iditarod race and its challenges\n## Susan Butcher’s life in Alaska","[{\"question\":\"What is the role of a musher in sled-dog racing?\",\"answer\":\"A musher drives the sled as the dogs pull it over snow. 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