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The document discusses Zoey and her adventures with magical creatures and provides questions to prompt discussion about the story. It asks who is telling the story, what Zoey learns from her first experiment, and which magical creature would be coolest to meet. It also questions how Zoey felt being in charge of the barn, why she keeps a science journal, and why it is important to only change one thing in an experiment.
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