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would flex his arms,pick his mother up and swing her round.  \n5  \n# Chapter 2\n\nOne day,three ogres came to live on an islandon the river.They were terrible bullies  \nwho had been stealing treasure from villagesand towns all over Japan.  \nThey built a big black fort on the islandin which to hide their stolen treasures.","cbCaifaovFphdkpe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifaovFphdkpe","pdf",2343862,"English","# Chapter 1\n## The Discovery of Momotaro\n## Growing Up Strong\n# Chapter 2\n## The Arrival of the Ogres","[{\"question\":\"How was Momotaro discovered by the old woman?\",\"answer\":\"The old woman found a huge peach floating in the river while she was washing clothes and discovered the baby boy inside when she cut it open.\"},{\"question\":\"What special food gives Momotaro his extraordinary strength?\",\"answer\":\"Momotaro gains the strength of ten men by eating cakes made from the millet and rice grown by his mother.\"},{\"question\":\"What conflict arises at the beginning of 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