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1. Read the story and make questions for the answers.

Food chain: A chicken ate a worm, but then an explorer ate the chicken for lunch. A cannibal then ate the explorer. Then, when the cannibal swam across the river a crocodile ate him!

Example: What / chicken eat? A worm

What did the chicken eat?

1 What / the explorer eat? A chicken.

2 Who / eat the chicken? The explorer.

3.Who / eat / the explorer? The cannibal.

4 What / eat the cannibal? A crocodile!

5 What / the crocodile eat? The cannibal

prosze kolejny raz o pomoc bo wgl. nie mam pojęcia co mam z tym zrobić .

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