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1. Why was Nat not so much concerned about the robins and wrens as he was about the gulls? A. The gulls are bigger B. They would fly away C. They were the nice birds D. There we…

1. Why was Nat not so much concerned about the robins and wrens as he was about the gulls? A. The gulls are bigger B. They would fly away C. They were the nice birds D. There we…
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1. Why was Nat not so much concerned about the robins and wrens as he was about the

gulls?
A. The gulls are bigger
B. They would fly away
C. They were the nice birds
D. There weren't as many as the other birds.

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a

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