Module 9, Week 3 - Reading Comprehension

What was the main message the visitor wanted to convey to the people of Cedar Harbor?

• To change their ways to prevent the town from being stranded under rising waters.

• To build a new theater for his play.

• To ignore the future and focus on the present.

• To relocate to a different town.

Who did the visitor first speak to about his message?

• The teacher at the local school.

• The mayor of Cedar Harbor.

• A fisherman by the harbor.

• The local newspaper editor.

What did the visitor predict would happen to the town's cellar if no action was taken?

• It would be flooded.

• It would become a tourist attraction.

• It would be used for storage.

• It would be turned into a museum.

How did the beggar contribute to the visitor's cause?

• He vowed to help and began gathering others who would listen and act.

• He donated money to the cause.

• He wrote a book about the visitor's message.

• He ignored the visitor's message.

What actions did the people of Cedar Harbor take after hearing the visitor's message?

• They planted trees, reduced waste, and worked together for a better future.

• They built a wall around the town.

• They decided to move to a different town.

• They ignored the visitor's message.