A Bad Back (1.2)

A Bad Back

Remember to:

1) Sign your attendance.

2) Wear school attire during lessons.

3) Turn on your cameras.

4) Mute your microphones during the lesson.

5) Let your teacher know if you need to go somewhere.

Weekly Jingsi Aphorism.

Let's read!

Learning Outcome (students will be able to):

1) demonstrate good listening to a story.

2) give good responses to the text by answering 5 comprehension questions.

Read, understand, and remember.

There will be questions later.

Answer the questions.

Choose the correct answers. Some questions have more than one correct answer.

Multiple Choice

Who did the sunglasses belong to?

• They belong to Sophie.

• They belong to Sophie's mother.

• They belong to Sophie's father.

Multiple Choice

What did it look like in the dining room?

• It was dark with many windows.

• It was very dark and dusty.

• It was very dark with a hard wood-block floor.

• It was very bright with many flowers.

Multiple Select

What questions did Sophie ask her father?

• Are you alright?

• Does your back hurt?

• What's the matter?

• Would you like to play a game?

• Why does your back hurt?

Multiple Select

Why does Sophie suggest they play "I Spy"?

• Sophie suggests they play "I Spy" because she wanted to cure her dad.

• Sophie suggests they play "I Spy" because she wanted to cheer her dad up.

• Sophie suggests they play "I Spy" because her dad only needs to move his eyes.

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Multiple Select

What are the two settings of the story?

• The garden.

• The playground.

• The living room.

• The dining room.

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