Why Do Hawks Hunt Chicks? Once upon a time, a hawk fell in love with a hen.

The hawk flew down from the sky and asked the hen, Will you marry me? The hen loved the !rave, stron" hawk and wished to marry him. #ut she said, $ cannot fly as hi"h as you can. $f you "ive me time, $ may learn to fly as hi"h as you. Then we can fly to"ether. The hawk a"reed. #efore he went away, he "ave the hen a rin". This is to show that you have promised to marry me, said the hawk. $t so happened that the hen had already promised to marry a rooster. %o, when the rooster saw the rin", he !ecame very an"ry. Throw that rin" away at once, shouted the rooster. Then hen was so fri"htened at the rooster&s an"er that she threw away the rin" immediately. When the hawk came a few months later, the hen told him the truth. The hawk was so furious that he cursed the hen, Why didn&t you tell me earlier? 'ow, you&ll always !e scratchin" the earth, and $&ll always !e flyin" a!ove to catch your children, said the hawk. (. a. b. c. d. e. *. What is the social function of the te)t? to descri!e why hawk hunts chicks to persuade the readers to entertain the readers to tell past events to the readers to tell the readers an unusual event

The story tells us a!out +++ . a. , hen falls in love with a rooster !. , hawk want to marry a rooster c. , stron" hawk and a "entle rooster d. , hen, a rooster and a hawk e. , rooster which !roke his promise

-.The !est moral value that we can take from the story is +++ . a.We have to !e stron" man !.Take care of ourselves c.Don&t care with the others& pro!lems d.Don ever !reak our promise e.We need to love each other ..Why was the rooster an"ry with the hen? #ecause +++ . a. the hen couldn&t fly. b. the rooster&s rin" was thrown away. c. the rooster didn&t like the hen. d. the hen had promised to marry the rooster. e. the rooster !roke his promise. -. /The hawk was so furious that he cursed the hen, 0 1par. 23 The underlined word is synonymous with +++ . a. sad !. curious c. an"ry d. calm e. disappointed