Questions: Rob, the Turkey Gobbler Rob is a large turkey gobbler that is in charge of the barnyard. His job is to watch the corncob bin. One day, a thief came into the barnyard to rob the bin. Rob flaps his wings and runs the robber out of his barnyard. The turkeys never had to sob, because Rob saved the corncobs. Who is the turkey gobbler? What is his job? What did the thief try to rob? What is a synonym for sob?

Rob, the Turkey Gobbler Rob is a large turkey gobbler that is in charge of the barnyard. His job is to watch the corncob bin. One day, a thief came into the barnyard to rob the bin. Rob flaps his wings and runs the robber out of his barnyard. The turkeys never had to sob, because Rob saved the corncobs. Who is the turkey gobbler? What is his job? What did the thief try to rob? What is a synonym for sob?
Transcript text: Rob, the Turkey Gobbler Rob is a large turkey gobbler that is in charge of the barnyard. His job is to watch the corncob bin. One day, a thief came into the barnyard to rob the bin. Rob flaps his wings and runs the robber out of his barnyard. The turkeys never had to sob, because Rob saved the corncobs. Who is the turkey gobbler? What is his job? What did the thief try to rob? What is a synonym for sob?
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The answer is as follows:

  1. Who is the turkey gobbler? The turkey gobbler is Rob.

  2. What is his job? His job is to watch the corncob bin.

  3. What did the thief try to rob? The thief tried to rob the corncob bin.

Summary: Rob is a large turkey gobbler responsible for guarding the corncob bin in the barnyard. One day, a thief attempted to steal from the bin, but Rob successfully chased the thief away, ensuring the turkeys did not have to be upset over the loss of their corncobs.

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