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After Mathew recalls what he holds and hacks off the python’s head, both animals fall, and the cuscus is carried home in a bilum. The narrative ends with cooking and a set of “Check Your Understanding” questions testing reading comprehension of the chase, the cuscus’s position and diet, and key vocabulary meaning.","The Hunting Trip  \nSchool Journal Junior 1, 2009-V1 .1  \nEnglish Science  \nOne night when the moon was up and bright, Albert and Mathew decided to go hunting. Soon they were in the heart of the forest. The sounds and smells of the animals were everywhere. Albert sniffed the air. He could tell there was a cuscus nearby. Yes! There! At the top of atall fig tree was a huge cuscus. It was balanced at the end of a branch and was busy eating the fruit. The cuscus didn't take any notice of the hunters. Albert and  \n1  \nBut something else was after the cuscus. A python! The biggest you've ever seen. Its body was camouflaged among the branches. Albert and Mathew didn’t see it. Neither did the cuscus. Mathew got closer and closer to the cuscus. So did the slithering python. The python saw Mathew. \"Ahh! Another cuscus. Lucky me,\" thought the python. Mathew raised his bush knife to strike the cuscus. Lightning fast, the python wrapped itself around Mathew, the cuscus, and the branch. There was now a battle! Mathew  \n2  \nMathew was getting weak. Slowly he was losing his grip on the branch. Then he remembered what he had in his hand. Mathew swung the bushknife. He hacked the python‘s head. The shocked python uncoiled itself. Together with the cuscus it dropped to the ground. Mathew clung to the branch. His heart thudding in his chest. \"Mathew! He's a huge one!\" In a flash, Albert had scooped the cuscus into his Tari bilum. He put it by the trunk of the tree. \"Mathew, you orait? Mi kamantap nau.\" He found Mathew still  \n3  \n\"Funny,\" thought Albert. \"The bilum feels even heavier than Mathew.\"They reached the village and went inside the haus man to rest for awhile. Then they made a fire.  \nAlbert reached into the bilum and gave a loud yell. \"Aiee! Mathew! There’s something cold in here!\"He shook the bilum out onto the ground. Out fell the cuscus with the dead python still wrapped around it.\"So that’s why the bilum was so heavy,\" laughed Albert. They cooked  \n4  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n1) Why couldn’t Mathew and Albert shoot the cuscus?  \n a) They had no arrows  \n b) It was too high  \n c) They weren’t a good shot  \n d) There was a tree in the road  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n2) Why didn’t Albert climb the tree?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n3) What type of fruit was the cuscus eating? 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