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    A mother duck named Pita was preparing her nest to hatch her eggs when she took a break. While she was away, a woman named Aunt Celia found a chicken egg and added it to Pita's nest. All the eggs hatched, including the chicken egg. Pita cared for the chick as one of her own. One day, Pita took her ducklings swimming, but the chick drowned because, unlike the ducklings, it did not have the nature to swim. The story illustrates the importance of recognizing one's own nature to avoid danger.

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    A mother duck named Pita was preparing her nest to hatch her eggs when she took a break. While she was away, a woman named Aunt Celia found a chicken egg and added it to Pita's nest. All the eggs hatched, including the chicken egg. Pita cared for the chick as one of her own. One day, Pita took her ducklings swimming, but the chick drowned because, unlike the ducklings, it did not have the nature to swim. The story illustrates the importance of recognizing one's own nature to avoid danger.

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    Ec1 Short Tale - Chicken Duck-1

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    A mother duck named Pita was preparing her nest to hatch her eggs when she took a break. While she was away, a woman named Aunt Celia found a chicken egg and added it to Pita's nest. All the eggs hatched, including the chicken egg. Pita cared for the chick as one of her own. One day, Pita took her ducklings swimming, but the chick drowned because, unlike the ducklings, it did not have the nature to swim. The story illustrates the importance of recognizing one's own nature to avoid danger.

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    SHORT STORY TITLED: "CHICKEN DUCK".

    Written by Carmen Godinez Flores

    Once there was a mother duck named Pita, who was in a hurry setting up her nest to hatch her eggs, when
    she saw that everything was in order, she wanted to rest for a moment, stretch her wings and de-numb her
    legs, so she went to look for something that eating, while she was not there, came Aunt Celia, - very
    compassionate woman-, who had found a chicken egg and not knowing what to do with it decided to place it
    in the nest of the duck Pita.

    The days passed and all the eggs were hatched, as you can imagine, among the children of Pita there was a
    chick, she cleaned his feathers, brought him food, warmed him with her wings, and of course the chick was
    happy with his mother duck and his duckling brothers.

    Until one day the mother duck had the idea that it was time for her children to learn to swim. Very early in the
    morning, she encouraged her children, who followed her to the river, and there one by one started their
    lessons.

    But, oh! sad reality, among the children of the duck Pita, there was one, the chick that did not have the same
    nature as that of the other ducklings and because of that ... he drowned.

    READING QUESTIONNAIRE * CHICKEN DUCK *


    Solve the following questions.

    1. What consequences did it have for the chick not knowing what its nature was? It drawded because it
    didn’t made to swim

    2. Why is it important as human beings to recognize what we are and what we are not?
    to be able to act according to our human nature and avoid some danger

    3. Having human nature implies being an intelligent being, with a free will, which has the responsibility to
    know and act according to what it is. Do you act according to your human nature? Why?
    Yes, I think we are already programmed to know what is wrong or good and what we can do and what we
    can not do

    4. What reflection does this reading leave you?


    It is important to know our nature in order to avoid any danger and know what we can do and what we
    can not do. to facilitate the difference between good and bad
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