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Question
Orangutans use big leaves during a downpour because
Options
they like big leaves when it starts to rain.
they do not like heavy rain.
they want to wet the leaves.
the leaves can keep the rain off their bodies.
Solution
The leaves can keep the rain off their bodies.
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