The jets were in one area of the parking lot. The commercial planes were in another area. The people were anxiously waiting to get on their flight. What is the setting of the story?

Tom put on his running shoes and checked the laces. He walked over to greet his competition. Tom kneeled down to the starting block. What is the setting of the story?

My mom is making a bird house. She collected some nails, wood, and a hammer from the shelves. She gave Mrs. Nancy some money for the items before leaving. What is the setting of the passage?

Alexander had gotten his paycheck from his job at Wal-Mart. He drove down the street to the large, brick building with the letter N on the window. Once inside, he gave the lady at the window his paycheck. She deposited the money into his account. What is the setting for the passage?

My family and I took a day trip. We stopped by a sweet smelling shop. It had an enormous amount of tasty goods. My favorite product had sprinkles on top. What is the setting for this story?

The colony members quickly moved back and forth through the tunnels. None of them ran into each other as they did their jobs. Some of them crawled outside the hill in search of food. The queen relaxed after laying her eggs.

TJ pulled out two recently strung racquets. He also opened a new can of balls. He walked out onto the court to check the nets. What is the setting for this passage?

The girls walked into this area after lunch. They put soap on their hands. The girls rubbed their hands together, and held them under water to rinse them. What is the setting of this passage?

The water was crisp and clear. We watched the dophins jump out of the water. A little boy played near the shore. There were all kinds of sea animals in the water. What is the setting for this passage?