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18 Aug, 00:32:16
- Inference: Clark the shark loves to swim fast and show off his skills. (Page 3)
- Inference: Clark’s friends are impressed by his swimming abilities. (Page 4)
- Inference: Clark’s teacher, Mrs. Inkydink, wants him to learn to be more careful and considerate. (Page 6)
- Inference: Clark sometimes forgets to think before he acts, which can lead to accidents. (Page 7)
- Inference: Clark’s classmates find his enthusiasm and energy contagious. (Page 9)
- Inference: Clark’s friends worry that he might get hurt if he continues to be reckless. (Page 11)
- Inference: Clark’s teacher encourages him to slow down and think about the consequences of his actions. (Page 13)
- Inference: Clark realizes that being a good friend means being mindful of others’ feelings and safety. (Page 15)
- Inference: Clark’s classmates appreciate his efforts to be more considerate and responsible. (Page 17)
- Inference: Clark learns that it’s important to balance his excitement with caution to avoid accidents. (Page 19)
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