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Howard's intentions for each good deed were just because he needed to do three good deeds. What should his intentions be in order for the witch to turn him back into a human boy?
What were some of the new things Howard experienced while being a goose that he would not have experienced as a human boy?
Explain what Howard did for the witch after she died in one descriptive paragraph.
Make a list of adjectives used throughout one of the chapters. Be sure to include the noun that each adjective described.
Predict what Chapter 16 would be about based on the ending in Chapter 15.
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