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 \nI live behind the house.All kinds ofthings go on out here.Watch with me.  \nLook at the squirrel!  \nHis arms are full of nuts.I have neverseen so many nuts.What makes hischeeks so round?Nuts!  \nWow!He must be hungry!  \nLook at that ant.  \nWhat is she pulling along?It is verybig.It is a huge pear!Wow!She must be hungry!  \nLook at that bird.  \nThat bird found an apple.She is  \nflying toward her nest.Look at her eyes!Is the apple too heavy?  \nWow!She must be hungry.  \n6  \nWhen I am hungry,my owner putsout food!I am a lucky dog!Thanks for visiting.I will eat now.  \n# Plants and AnimalsWork Together\n\nPlants and animals help each other.Plants and animals keep each other alive!  \nPlants help the animals.Squirrels liketo eat nuts and seeds.Ants like to eatfruit and sweet things.Birds like fruit andseeds.  \nAnimals also help the plants.Animalscarry seeds around.They drop seeds allover the place.The seeds grow into plants.Animals help make sure that plants growin lots of places!","cbCaiqQUhZfNTRgW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqQUhZfNTRgW","pdf",1485930,12,"English","# Plants and Animals Work Together\n## Plants help animals\n## Animals help plants","[{\"question\":\"Who is the narrator of the story?\",\"answer\":\"The narrator is Brown, a dog who shares what he sees around his home behind the house.\"},{\"question\":\"How do plants and animals help each other?\",\"answer\":\"Plants and animals support each other: plants help animals find food, and animals help plants by carrying and dropping seeds so new plants can grow.\"},{\"question\":\"What actions do animals take to spread seeds?\",\"answer\":\"Animals carry seeds around and drop them all over, allowing the seeds to grow into plants in many places.\"}]","What Brown Saw - Plants and Animals Work Together | PDF",18]