Fun with Questions

What is the purpose of the text?

• To describe a beach.

• To tell about a happy birthday experience.

• To explain how to build a sandcastle.

• To show how to make a birthday cake.

Where did the writer celebrate their birthday?

• At home.

• In a park.

• At the beach.

• At a restaurant.

Which verb shows the correct use of past tense?

• Swim.

• Swimmed.

• Swam.

• Swimming.

What can we conclude from the text?

• The writer did not enjoy the trip.

• The writer had an unforgettable birthday.

• The weather was rainy during the trip.

• The writer got bored at the beach.

If the weather had been rainy, how might the story have changed?

• The writer would have stayed at home.

• The writer would have played volleyball happily.

• The writer would have had a better trip.

• The writer would have gone swimming more.

What is the goal of the text?

• To describe a paper boat.

• To tell a story about a boat.

• To explain how to make a paper boat.

• To recount an experience making a boat.

Why is it important to fold the paper exactly?

• So the boat looks colorful.

• So the boat floats properly.

• So the paper becomes stronger.

• So the paper does not tear.

What might happen if the folds are not symmetrical?

• The boat will be bigger.

• The boat might not form correctly.

• The boat will be colorful.

• The boat will float better.

Why do we need to pull the sides out at the end?

• To decorate the boat.

• To make the boat wider and usable.

• To make it smaller.

• To give it color.

Suppose you want a waterproof paper boat. What additional step would you suggest?

• Paint the boat.

• Fold it faster.

• Cover the paper with wax or plastic.

• Use a thicker paper.