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 The Vet's Greatest Reward 20 Flashcards |
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What urgent situation does Dr. Herriot encounter on his way home? |
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A young man’s dog, Benny, has a ball stuck in his throat. |
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Describe the emotional state of the children in the car when Dr. Herriot arrives. |
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The children are crying loudly because they think Benny is dead. |
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What technique does Dr. Herriot use to remove the ball from Benny's throat? |
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He places his thumbs behind Benny’s lower jaw and pushes hard. The ball pops out. |
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What does Dr. Herriot do to revive Benny after removing the ball? |
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He presses on Benny’s chest every three seconds to help him breathe. |
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How does Benny's condition change after Dr. Herriot's intervention? |
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After some time, Benny moves his eyes, breathes slowly, and then stands up. |
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What is revealed as Dr. Herriot's greatest reward for saving Benny? |
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His reward is the family’s happiness and relief when Benny lives. |
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What message does the story convey about helping others? |
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Helping others makes them happy and also makes us happy. |
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Fill in the blank: The ball was blocking Benny's ___, like a cork in a bottle. |
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Windpipe (air pipe). |
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True or False: Dr. Herriot's reward for saving Benny was money. |
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False
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In what way does the story show the bond between people and animals? |
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The family cried when Benny was hurt and were very happy when he lived. |
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