Cha-Cha's Journey to Health and Fitness

Cha-Cha, a fussy eater, dislikes fruits and vegetables. His teacher, Miss Dorothy, announces a Fitness Day at school, which excites Cha-Cha. However, he struggles to keep up with his friends during practice. Miss Dorothy advises him to eat healthier to improve his performance. Cha-Cha follows her advice, starts eating fruits and vegetables, and soon feels more energetic. On Fitness Day, he excels in races and wins prizes, realizing the benefits of healthy eating.

What was Cha-Cha's attitude towards fruits and vegetables?

• He was indifferent.

• He only ate them sometimes.

• He loved them.

• He disliked them.

What event did Miss Dorothy announce at school?

• A sports day

• A music concert

• A fitness day

• A science fair

Why was Cha-Cha excited about the fitness day?

• He was interested in learning new sports.

• He wanted to meet new friends.

• He liked running races and winning prizes.

• He wanted to skip school.

What did Cha-Cha realize during the practice for fitness day?

• He was slower and got tired quickly.

• He was faster than everyone.

• He preferred other activities.

• He didn't like running.

What advice did Miss Dorothy give to Cha-Cha to improve his running?

• Eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables.

• Practice more often.

• Get more sleep.

• Drink more water.

How did Cha-Cha's eating habits change after talking to Miss Dorothy?

• He skipped meals.

• He only ate junk food.

• He started eating fruits and vegetables.

• He continued to refuse healthy food.

What did Cha-Cha notice after changing his diet?

• He felt more tired.

• He became less interested in school.

• He could run faster and longer.

• He lost interest in running.

What was the outcome for Cha-Cha on fitness day?

• He didn't participate.

• He got injured.

• He won many races and prizes.

• He was disqualified.

To whom did Cha-Cha attribute his success on fitness day?

• Miss Dorothy

• His friends

• His coach

• His mother

What lesson did Cha-Cha learn from his experience?

• Eating fresh fruits and vegetables makes you healthier.

• Running is not important.

• Fruits and vegetables make you slower.

• Eating healthy doesn't matter.