Use the story titled Still Water Adventure to answer the question.
Still Water Adventure
Why does Sophie tell her mother that she has to be very, very quiet if she goes with them?
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Her mother can be loud.
They will not be able to hear each other.
Talking can cause ripples in the water.
Loud noises scare away the animals
The correct answer is: Talking can cause ripples in the water.
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