Tina's Sock Adventure

Tina wants colorful socks but faces challenges crossing the river to get them. With her grandfather's help, she rows across and finds the perfect pair. However, she refuses to wash them, causing a terrible smell. Her friends intervene, washing the socks and teaching Tina the importance of cleanliness. Tina learns to appreciate clean socks and humorously suggests her friends might wash her clothes in the future.

Why did Tina want to go across the river?

• To see a movie

• To go fishing

• To buy colorful socks

• To visit her grandmother

What was the main reason Tina's mom didn't want to cross the river?

• They didn't have a boat

• There was no bridge

• The weather was bad

• It was too late in the day

Who did Tina ask for help to cross the river?

• Her grandfather

• Her father

• Her teacher

• Her brother

What problem did Tina and her grandfather face while rowing?

• The weather was stormy

• They forgot the oars

• The motor was not working

• The boat was leaking

What colors were the socks that Tina finally chose?

• Black, white, and gray

• Red, yellow, and green

• Blue, pink, and white

• Orange, purple, and brown

How did Tina feel about her new socks?

• She was confused

• She was indifferent

• She was disappointed

• She was excited

What did Tina's mother warn her about?

• The socks would tear

• The socks would shrink

• The socks would smell

• The socks would get dirty

What happened after Tina wore her socks for too long?

• They caused a strong odor

• They started glowing

• They became colorful

• They became invisible

How did Tina's friends help her?

• They threw away her socks

• They repaired her socks

• They bought her new socks

• They washed her socks

What did Tina learn at the end of the story?

• To never wear socks

• To keep her socks clean

• To wear mismatched socks

• To always buy new socks