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This question has two parts. First, answer Part 1. Then, answer Part 2.

Part 1:
What can the reader infer about Raven from the passage "The Raven and the First Men: The Beginnings of the Haida"?

A. He wished to be a baby and not a raven.
B. He had never flown over the earth before.
C. He loved the Sky Chief's daughter.
D. He had a bad temper.



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Final answer:

The passage implies that Raven wished to be a baby rather than a raven.


Explanation:

Raven in the passage can be inferred to have wished to be a baby and not a raven, as demonstrated by his transformation and desire to play with the treasure box. Additionally, the passage does not explicitly mention any love interest, focusing more on Raven's actions and characteristics. Therefore, the statement that he loved the Sky Chief's daughter cannot be inferred from the given text.


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