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The narrative focuses on the preparation of nets, the joint effort of men using bent bamboo poles and canoes, and the collaborative technique employed to herd fish towards the waiting nets. The story highlights a father-daughter interaction where the daughter, Aida, initially makes excuses but ultimately participates in the hagala fishing trip with her father. The text details the process of paddling, beating the water to drive the fish, and the men skillfully catching and killing the fish. The document also includes a section for checking understanding with multiple-choice questions and an open-ended question prompting the reader to explain the fishing techniques used in Aida's village in their own words. The questions probe details about the number of fish caught, the tools used for killing fish, Aida's reasons for reluctance, the time of day for fishing, and a broader comprehension of the fishing methods.","11-The Hagala  \nSchool Journal Senior 2, 2009-V1 .1  \nEnglish Story Book  \nIt was fish season. The men in my village were preparing their nets for the hagala. They tied the nets to the ends of bent bamboo poles that were about four metres long.  \nAs the sun was setting, Papa told me,“You and I are joining the men for the hagala.\"“Papa, I can’t come You know  \nI was sorry for Papa because he did not have a son and I did not want to give any more excuses. I just had to go. \"OK Papa,\" I said.\"Make sure we come back early.”At dusk, Papa put his net into the canoe and we started paddling, following the men who were already ahead of us. On each canoe I could see two men in the  \nPapa called out to me too,“Beat the water harder!” I held onto my paddle and beat the water as hard as I could.  \nThe men pushed the canoes forward with their poles, chasing the fish towards the nets. The men with the nets caught them and killed them  \nPapa put down his net once more. I paddled the canoe some distance away from him and started beating the water towards him.  \n“Beat harder, Aida!\"  \nI beat the water hard with all my strength as I paddled towards the net.  \n“Stop!”  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n1) How many fish did Aida and her father catch?  \n a) 1  b) 2  c) 3  d) 4  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n2) What did the fisherman use to kill the fish?  \n a) Net  \n b) Spear  \n c) Pupula  \n d) Hands  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n3) Why was Aida making excuses not to go fishing?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n4) What time of day did Aida and her father go fishing?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n5) Explain in your own words the techniques they use to catch fish in Aida’s village.","cbCaig51UI6fmtX8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig51UI6fmtX8","pdf",1147015,3,20,"English","en",105,"# The Hagala","[{\"question\":\"What is the 'hagala' described in the story?\",\"answer\":\"The hagala is a traditional fishing expedition conducted by the men in the author's 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