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Not me!\" the hen says.\n## \"Are you my mother?\" Baby asks duck.\n## \"Quack! Quack! Not me!\" the duck says.\n## Maybe if I call for my mother loudly, she will hear me, Baby thinks.\n## \"Cheep! Cheep! Cheepcheep!\"\n## Mother hears Baby and comes flying.","[{\"question\":\"What is the main problem in the story \\\"Where is My Mother?\\\"\",\"answer\":\"The main problem is that the baby bird wakes up and finds her mother is missing.\"},{\"question\":\"What animals does the baby bird ask if they are her mother?\",\"answer\":\"The baby bird asks a crow, a hen, and a duck if they are her mother.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the baby bird eventually find her mother?\",\"answer\":\"The baby bird calls out loudly, and her mother hears her and comes flying back.\"}]","Where-is-My-Mother | PDF",1789457123]