the different points as found in the passage:
(1)mother hen scratches for food
(2)chicks respond and surround her
(3)based on her clucking
(4)She has different calls
(5)depending on her message
(6)such as a warning of danger or an invitation to feed
(7)A mother hen is very protective of her young
(8)keeps them warm under her wings at night
(9)Ducks are more outgoing/sociable than chickens
(10)seem to get along better with each other
(11)as they move around in a flock
(12)and even follow a leader to the pond
(11)whereas chickens are individualistic
(14)tending to fight and
(15)establish a clear social hierarchy

Mr Kaw's MODEL ANSWER:
   Growing up, the writer observed the behaviour of mother hens with their chicks, and discovered that mother hens are very protective. Each night, they keep their chicks under their wings for warmth. A mother hen scratches for food and clucks for the young when the food is found. The chicks respond and surround her. She has different calls, depending on her message, which could be a warning of danger or an invitation to feed. He also observed that ducks and chickens are very different in behaviour. Ducks are more outgoing than chickens. They seem to get along better with each other, often moving around in a flock and following their leader to the pond. Chickens, however, are more individualistic, tending to fight and to establish a clear hierarchy.      (128 words)

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