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Question
Read aloud a paragraph of your choice from the passage.
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Solution
Gautama was a prince who lived in a beautiful palace. He had everything he could wish for—fine clothes, delicious food, and servants to care for him. Yet, he was not happy. One day, he left the palace to see the world outside. What he saw changed his life forever.
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