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Weam Ahmed Yomna Ibraheem  \nIt might be the squirrel that ate the grass and crops from the ground.  \nOh no! Then who coloured the clouds?  \nIt might be the weasel that quickly ran Andate the squirrel that ate the grass and crops from the ground.  \nOh no! Then who colored the clouds?  \nIt might be the hawk that drank from the river And sprinkled water all around After the weasel quickly ran And ate the squirrel that ate the grass and crops from the ground  \nOh no! Then who colored the clouds?  \nThey might be the water drops up in the sky That the hawk sprinkled all around After the weasel quickly ran And ate the squirrel that ate the grass and crops from the ground  \nOh no! Then who colored the clouds?  \nIt might be the sun that refracts its light On the water drops in the sky That the hawk sprinkled all around After the weasel quickly ran And ate the squirrel that ate the grass and crops from the ground.","cbCaijzWyef28fQW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijzWyef28fQW","pdf",661871,14,"English","# Who Colored the Clouds?\n## Characters","[{\"question\":\"What is the main question posed in the story?\",\"answer\":\"The main question the story repeatedly asks is: \\\"Oh no! Then who colored the clouds?\\\"\"},{\"question\":\"What are some of the imaginative explanations offered for colored clouds?\",\"answer\":\"The story suggests possibilities such as a squirrel, a weasel, a hawk sprinkling water, water drops in the sky, or the sun refracting light on water drops.\"},{\"question\":\"Who are the authors of \\\"Who Colored the Clouds?\\\"\",\"answer\":\"The story is authored by Weam Ahmed and Yomna Ibraheem.\"}]","Who-Colored-the-Clouds | PDF",1789457118,22]