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Unit 3 - 3.3 A Crow in the House — English STD 7 — Question

Maharashtra BoardEnglish MediumSTD 7EnglishUnit 3 - 3.3 A Crow in the House3 Marks
Question
Crows are very common to India. Gather some information about them.
1. Are crows intelligent?
2. Can you teach a crow to talk?
3. Are crows friendly?
4. Do crows have funerals?
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Answer

1. Crows are nearly as intelligent as ravens. They have a good memory for human faces and approach people differently.
2. Several crows can mimic human speech.
3. Crows are very social species and live in large extended family groups.
4. When a bird dies, crows gather squawking loudly and gathering as many other birds as they can find to come and look at the dead body.

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