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control or maintain the rate or speed (a machine or process) so that it operates properly
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It was scared, it didn't have feathers, and its skin was fine and almost transparent.
The falcon is too big and powerful to be locked up in a cage and it cries to be released.
He learns that animals can be our friends and that animals have feelings.
He accepts it because he's happy that the falcon is adjusting to the outside world, but he will also miss him.
The narrator realizes that the bird can no longer live in captivity.
What is the Climax of the story?
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It was scared, it didn't have feathers, and its skin was fine and almost transparent.
The falcon is too big and powerful to be locked up in a cage and it cries to be released.
He learns that animals can be our friends and that animals have feelings.
He accepts it because he's happy that the falcon is adjusting to the outside world, but he will also miss him.
The narrator realizes that the bird can no longer live in captivity.
How well does the narrator accept the falcon's leaving him?
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It was scared, it didn't have feathers, and its skin was fine and almost transparent.
The falcon is too big and powerful to be locked up in a cage and it cries to be released.
He learns that animals can be our friends and that animals have feelings.
He accepts it because he's happy that the falcon is adjusting to the outside world, but he will also miss him.
The narrator realizes that the bird can no longer live in captivity.
What details help you to picture the baby falcon?
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It was scared, it didn't have feathers, and its skin was fine and almost transparent.
The falcon is too big and powerful to be locked up in a cage and it cries to be released.
He learns that animals can be our friends and that animals have feelings.
He accepts it because he's happy that the falcon is adjusting to the outside world, but he will also miss him.
The narrator realizes that the bird can no longer live in captivity.
What does the narrator learn from his experience with the falcon?
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It was scared, it didn't have feathers, and its skin was fine and almost transparent.
The falcon is too big and powerful to be locked up in a cage and it cries to be released.
He learns that animals can be our friends and that animals have feelings.
He accepts it because he's happy that the falcon is adjusting to the outside world, but he will also miss him.
The narrator realizes that the bird can no longer live in captivity.
skillfully and effortlessly
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It was scared, it didn't have feathers, and its skin was fine and almost transparent.
The falcon is too big and powerful to be locked up in a cage and it cries to be released.
He learns that animals can be our friends and that animals have feelings.
He accepts it because he's happy that the falcon is adjusting to the outside world, but he will also miss him.
The narrator realizes that the bird can no longer live in captivity.
Why isn't the cage the best place for the falcon once it grows up?
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It was scared, it didn't have feathers, and its skin was fine and almost transparent.
The falcon is too big and powerful to be locked up in a cage and it cries to be released.
He learns that animals can be our friends and that animals have feelings.
He accepts it because he's happy that the falcon is adjusting to the outside world, but he will also miss him.
The narrator realizes that the bird can no longer live in captivity.
so thin it can be seen through
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transparent
deftly
It was scared, it didn't have feathers, and its skin was fine and almost transparent.
The falcon is too big and powerful to be locked up in a cage and it cries to be released.
He learns that animals can be our friends and that animals have feelings.
He accepts it because he's happy that the falcon is adjusting to the outside world, but he will also miss him.
The narrator realizes that the bird can no longer live in captivity.
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