B3 L3Tina and Billy Were Looking for Water

Open Ended

How can knowing both the verb and noun forms of a word help you better understand and use English?

Multiple Choice

What are the three main parts of a story map as shown in the image?

• Character, Setting, Plot

• Title, Author, Ending

• Beginning, Middle, End

• Who, What, Where

Multiple Select

According to the pre-reading questions, what lessons might the story teach us?

• Never give up. There is always a way out.

• Don’t rush to find a solution. Look before you leap.

• Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.

• Always trust strangers.

Multiple Choice

What were Tina the Crow and Billy the Chicken doing at a quarter to twelve?

• They were eating breakfast.

• They were walking along the road in the sun.

• They were sleeping.

• They were looking for water.

Multiple Choice

Why did Tina and Billy want to find water?

• They wanted to wash their hands.

• They were thirsty and Tina's throat was dry.

• They wanted to water the plants.

• They wanted to swim.

Multiple Choice

What did Billy and Tina find while looking for water?

• A glass jar

• A bottle

• A river

• A cup

Multiple Choice

What problem did Tina and Billy face when they found the jar of water?

• The jar was empty.

• The jar was too heavy to lift.

• They could not reach the water because the jar was too tall.

• The water was dirty.

Open Ended

What lesson can you learn from Tina and Billy's adventure with the jar and the rocks?

Multiple Choice

How did Tina try to solve the problem of reaching the water in the jar?

• She asked Billy to help her lift the jar.

• She tried to tip the jar over.

• She picked up a rock and dropped it into the jar.

• She drank the water with a straw.

Multiple Choice

Why did Billy pick up some small rocks close to the jar?

• Because he couldn't fly

• Because he wanted to play

• Because Tina asked him to

• Because he liked rocks

Open Ended

How did Tina and Billy work together to solve their problem?

Multiple Select

Which of the following happened after Tina and Billy dropped the last rock into the jar?

• The water reached the top of the jar

• They could drink the water

• They found more rocks

• They left the jar

Multiple Choice

What lesson did Tina and Billy learn at the end of the story?

• Working together helps solve problems

• It is better to work alone

• Rocks are not useful

• Water is not important

Multiple Choice

What is the setting of the story 'Tina and Billy Were Looking for Water'?

• In the city at noon

• In the forest at a quarter to twelve on Sunday

• At the beach in the morning

• In the mountains at midnight

Multiple Choice

What did Tina do to try to get the water from the jar?

• She drank directly from the jar

• She picked up a big rock and dropped it into the jar

• She asked for help from other animals

• She broke the jar

Multiple Choice

How did Tina and Billy finally solve their problem and enjoy the water?

• They broke the jar

• They poured the water out

• They dropped rocks into the jar one by one

• They left to find another water source

Multiple Choice

Which of the following happened first in the story?

• Tina found a big rock and dropped it into the jar

• We worked together and got many rocks

• We were thirsty and wanted some water

• We saw some water in a jar, but we couldn’t reach it. Then Tina got an idea.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following activities would help you remember the vocabulary from Lesson 3 the best?

• Word Bank

• Reading

• Listening

• Pronunciation