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Predict what seeing one magpie might mean for Roger and Adam. Give reasons for your prediction.
Summarize the story the old gaffer told Adam. What was his advice to him? Do you agree with this advice? Tell why you feel this way.
Tell about a time when you or someone you know wrongly accused someone of doing something, just as Adam at first accused Roger of trading Nick.
Adam had to decide whether to stay and hope that Roger would find him, or go after Jankin and Nick. What would you have done in this situation? Tell why you would have acted this way.
Predict what will happen next. Give information from the story to support your prediction.
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