Quiz about Lesson 3 - Chapter 1: Choosing Activities

Question 1

What is the meaning of the word 'move'?

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To change position or go from one place to another.

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To remain still and not change position.

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To make a loud noise.

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To become invisible.

Question 2

What is the meaning of the word 'slow'?

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Moving or operating at a low speed; not quick or fast.

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Extremely loud or noisy.

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Very bright or colorful.

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Happening suddenly or unexpectedly.

Question 3

What is the meaning of the word 'up'?

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Toward a higher place or position.

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A type of fruit.

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A musical instrument.

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A color.

Question 4

What is the meaning of the word 'author'?

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A person who writes a book, article, or other text.

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A person who paints pictures.

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A person who repairs cars.

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A person who cooks food.

Question 5

What is the meaning of the word 'cover'?

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The outer protective part of a book.

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A type of fruit.

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A musical instrument.

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A style of dance.

Question 6

What is the meaning of the word 'illustration/picture'?

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A drawing, painting, or photograph used to explain or decorate a text.

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A type of musical instrument.

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A kind of food dish.

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A mathematical equation.

Question 7

What is the meaning of the word 'title'?

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The name of a book, composition, or other artistic work.

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A type of fruit.

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A mathematical equation.

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A kind of weather phenomenon.

Question 8

Can the student independently describe what the Kinder family chooses to do at the amusement park?

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The Kinder family chooses to go on rides and buy tickets at the amusement park.

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The Kinder family decides to stay home and watch television.

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The Kinder family chooses to visit a library and read books.

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The Kinder family decides to go to a grocery store and buy food.

Question 9

Can the student identify one thing the Kinder family chooses to do at the amusement park using picture supports as needed?

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The Kinder family chooses to go on rides at the amusement park.

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The Kinder family chooses to visit the zoo at the amusement park.

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The Kinder family chooses to watch a movie at the amusement park.

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The Kinder family chooses to go swimming at the amusement park.

Question 10

Can the student identify one thing the Kinder family chooses to do at the amusement park by making a selection from a field of two or errorless choice(s)?

Accepted Answer

Go on rides

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Eat lunch

Question 11

Level 3: Can the student independently read chapter books adapted to personal reading level?

Accepted Answer

Yes

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No

Question 12

Level 2: The student can read chapter books adapted to personal reading level with support.

Accepted Answer

Yes

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No

Question 13

Level 1: The student can actively participate in reading chapter books adapted to student ability level.

Accepted Answer

Yes

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No

Question 14

Level 3: Can the student independently answer questions about the chapter?

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Yes

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No

Question 15

Level 2: Can the student answer questions about the chapter by selecting a picture?

Accepted Answer

Yes

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No

Question 16

Level 1: The student can answer questions about the chapter by selecting a picture. How many choices were presented?

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Four

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Two

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Three

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Five

Question 17

The Kinder family is at an _____.

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amusement park

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airport

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hospital

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library

Question 18

Gwen will slide down the _____.

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waterslide

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mountain

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carpet

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tree

Question 19

Roller coasters move very _____.

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fast

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slow

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quiet

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soft

Question 20

Jen wants to ride to the _____ of the Ferris wheel.

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top

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bottom

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side

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center

Question 21

What is this chapter about?

Accepted Answer

amusement park

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restaurant

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library

Question 22

What will Gwen slide down?

Accepted Answer

waterslide*

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wall

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tube

Question 23

How do roller coasters move?

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fast

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slow

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steady

Question 24

Where does Jen want to ride to on the Ferris wheel?

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top

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side

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bottom

Question 25

What is important to know about this chapter?

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Everyone chooses one thing to do.

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The Kinders are having a picnic.

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The Kinders go to a movie.

Question 26

The title of this chapter is:

Accepted Answer

The Solar System

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Photosynthesis

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The Water Cycle

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Electricity and Magnetism

Question 27

What do you think this chapter will be about?

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The main topic of the chapter

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The author of the chapter

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The number of pages in the chapter

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The publication date of the chapter

Question 28

This is a Chapter Book. What kind of Chapter Book is this?

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Fiction

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Nonfiction

Question 29

What is the chapter topic?

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Biography

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Social Studies

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Science

Question 30

Compare this book to a Chapter Book that has been read recently.

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This book is a picture book, while the chapter book has more text and fewer pictures.

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This book and the chapter book both have multiple chapters and a continuous story.

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Both books are non-fiction and provide factual information.

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This book is a graphic novel, while the chapter book is not.

Question 31

Main Idea (What is this story about?) In the beginning... (Fill in what happens at the beginning of the story or chapter.)

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[Student should fill in the beginning of the story or chapter based on their reading.]

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The story ends with a surprising twist.

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The main character travels to a new country at the end.

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The story focuses on the middle events only.

Question 32

Main Idea (What is this story about?) Then... (Fill in what happens next in the story or chapter.)

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[Student should fill in what happens next in the story or chapter based on their reading.]

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[Student should summarize the main character's favorite food.]

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[Student should list all the places mentioned in the story.]

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[Student should write a letter to the author about the story.]

Question 33

Level 3: The placement of events and scenes in a story, play, or poem can add to the meaning or style by:

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Creating suspense or surprise

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Making the story longer

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Adding unrelated details

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Repeating the same event

Question 34

Level 3: Compare literal and implied meaning presented in a story, play or poem.

Accepted Answer

Compare literal and implied meaning

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Summarize the story

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Identify the main character

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Describe the setting

Question 35

Level 2: Use picture supports to identify how the placement of events and scenes in a story, play or poem add to the meaning or style with support.

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It helps to understand the sequence and impact of events.

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It makes the story longer.

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It confuses the reader.

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It removes important details.

Question 36

Level 2: Identify implied meaning in a literary text with support.

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Identify implied meaning in a literary text with support.

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Summarize the main idea of a literary text.

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List the characters in a literary text.

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Describe the setting of a literary text.

Question 37

Level 1: Identify a picture representing how the placement of events and scenes in a story, play or poem add to the meaning or style from a narrowed field or errorless choice(s).

Accepted Answer

A timeline of story events

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A picture of a character

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A map of the setting

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A list of vocabulary words

Question 38

Level 1: Identify implied meaning in a literary text from a narrowed field or errorless choice(s).

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Identify implied meaning in a literary text.

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Summarize the main idea of a literary text.

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List the characters in a literary text.

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Describe the setting of a literary text.

Question 39

Storyboard Chart: For the feature 'Character', select a character from the text. Who, What, When or Where? What is the feeling? How do you know? (words or phrases from story)

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Answers will vary depending on the text. Example: Character: Max; Who: Max, When: Night, Where: His room; Feeling: Lonely; How do you know: 'He was sent to bed without eating anything.'

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Character: Sam; Who: Sam, When: Morning, Where: The park; Feeling: Excited; How do you know: 'He ran quickly to the swings.'

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Character: Lily; Who: Lily, When: Afternoon, Where: The library; Feeling: Curious; How do you know: 'She asked many questions about the books.'

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Character: Ben; Who: Ben, When: Evening, Where: The kitchen; Feeling: Hungry; How do you know: 'He looked for something to eat.'

Question 40

Storyboard Chart: For the feature 'Setting', select the setting from the text. Who, What, When or Where? What is the feeling? How do you know? (words or phrases from story)

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary depending on the text. Example: Setting: Forest; Where: In the woods; Feeling: Mysterious; How do you know: 'The trees were tall and shadows danced.'

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Setting: Ocean; Where: On a boat; Feeling: Excited; How do you know: 'Waves crashed and laughter filled the air.'

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Setting: City; Where: Downtown; Feeling: Busy; How do you know: 'Cars honked and people hurried by.'

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Setting: Desert; Where: Among dunes; Feeling: Lonely; How do you know: 'The sand stretched endlessly and silence surrounded.'

Question 41

For the Character in the story, who, what, when, or where is described?

Accepted Answer

(Student should fill in based on the story)

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The main theme of the story

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The setting of the story

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The moral of the story

Question 42

For the Character in the story, how do you know?

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(Student should fill in based on the story)

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Because the character is the main villain.

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Because the character is not mentioned in the story.

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Because the character is a real person.

Question 43

For the Storyteller (Who?) in the story, who, what, when, or where is described?

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(Student should fill in based on the story)

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The main character's favorite color

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The location of the lost treasure

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The time the story takes place

Question 44

For the Storyteller (Who?) in the story, what is the feeling?

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(Student should fill in based on the story)

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Excitement

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Confusion

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Anger

Question 45

For the Storyteller (Who?) in the story, how do you know?

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(Student should fill in based on the story)

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By guessing randomly

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By looking at the title only

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By ignoring the story details

Question 46

For the Setting (When or Where?) in the story, who, what, when, or where is described?

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(Student should fill in based on the story)

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The main character's feelings

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The problem in the story

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The solution to the story

Question 47

For the Beginning (What?) of the story, who, what, when, or where is described?

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(Student should fill in based on the story)

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The ending of the story is always described first.

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Only the main character's feelings are described.

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The setting is never mentioned in the beginning.

Question 48

For the Beginning (What?) of the story, what is the feeling?

Accepted Answer

(Student should fill in based on the story)

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Excitement

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Confusion

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Anger

Question 49

For the Beginning (What?) of the story, how do you know?

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(Student should fill in based on the story)

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By guessing the ending of the story

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By describing the main character's feelings

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By summarizing the entire plot

Question 50

For the Middle (What?) of the story, what is the feeling?

Accepted Answer

Student should fill in based on the story

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Excitement about the ending

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Confusion about the characters

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Curiosity about the setting

Question 51

For the Middle (What?) of the story, how do you know?

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(Student should fill in based on the story)

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By guessing the ending

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By reading only the title

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By skipping the middle part

Question 52

For the End (What?) of the story, what is the feeling?

Accepted Answer

(Student should fill in based on the story)

Answer

Excitement

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Confusion

Answer

Boredom

Question 53

For the End (What?) of the story, how do you know?

Accepted Answer

(Student should fill in based on the story)

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By guessing without reading the story

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By looking at the title only

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By ignoring the details in the story

Question 54

For the Lesson (What?) of the story, what is the feeling?

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(Student should fill in based on the story)

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Happiness

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Anger

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Confusion

Question 55

For the Lesson (What?) of the story, how do you know?

Accepted Answer

(Student should fill in based on the story)

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By guessing the ending of the story

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By ignoring the main events

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By focusing only on the characters' names

Question 56

Look at the picture of the carousel. What activity is this?

Accepted Answer

Carousel

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Ferris Wheel

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Water Slide

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Roller Coaster

Question 57

Look at the picture of the carnival games (bottles and ball). What activity is this?

Accepted Answer

Carnival Games

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Water Slide

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Roller Coaster

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Ferris Wheel

Question 58

Look at the picture of the Ferris wheel. What activity is this?

Accepted Answer

Ferris Wheel

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Carousel

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Water Slide

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Roller Coaster

Question 59

Look at the picture of the water slide. What activity is this?

Accepted Answer

Water Slide

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Roller Coaster

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Carousel

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Carnival Games

Question 60

Look at the picture of the roller coaster. What activity is this?

Accepted Answer

Roller Coaster

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Ferris Wheel

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Water Slide

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Carousel

Question 61

Everyone is excited because:

Accepted Answer

Something special is happening.

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They are bored.

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It is raining.

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They are tired.

Question 62

The Kinder family has to make choices about what they will do at the park because:

Accepted Answer

they have limited time and resources.

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they want to do everything at once.

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the park is closed.

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they do not like the park.

Question 63

What do you choose to do at the amusement park?

Accepted Answer

Ride the roller coaster

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Eat cotton candy

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Play games

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Watch a show

Question 64

How will the Kinder family decide what to do at the amusement park?

Accepted Answer

By voting on the rides

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By following a map

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By asking the park staff

Answer

By choosing randomly

Lesson 3 - Chapter 1: Choosing Activities

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