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The story follows a character named Mahboub who encounters a peculiar worm while playing in the garden. Initially, Mahboub tries to eat the worm, but it stiffens and turns into a stick, making it difficult for him to close his mouth. As Mahboub makes sounds of 'Ah Ah Ah', he leaves the worm on the ground, only to see it move again. He attempts to catch it once more, but the worm wraps around his beak, causing him to make more sounds. Eventually, Mahboub learns how to pronounce the letter 'A' with different vowel sounds, which the children imitate, learning the sounds of 'A' with 'Ah', 'Oh', and 'Eh'.

What happens when Mahboub first tries to eat the worm?

• The worm turns into a stick.

• The worm disappears.

• The worm becomes a butterfly.

• The worm sings a song.

How does the worm react during Mahboub's second attempt to catch it?

• It flies away.

• It wraps around his beak.

• It becomes invisible.

• It turns into a flower.

What does the worm do in Mahboub's final attempt to eat it?

• It pulls his beak down like a rope.

• It jumps into the water.

• It turns into a stone.

• It changes color.

What do the children learn from Mahboub's experience?

• How to pronounce the letter 'A' with different vowel extensions.

• How to catch worms.

• How to play in the garden.

• How to sing songs.

Which sound does Mahboub make when the worm pulls his beak down?

• Uuu Uuu Uuu

• Aaa Aaa Aaa

• Ooo Ooo Ooo

• Eee Eee Eee