Read this story to answer questions No. 1-5.

The Strongest Person

Mariko was a girl mouse. She loved Nazumi, a boy mouse. They wanted to marry. But Mariko's parents said no. Mariko must marry the strongest person in the world. But who was the strongest person in the world?

Her parents looked up at the sky. "The sun is the strongest person," they said. They asked the sun, "Do you want to marry our daughter?"

"Your daughter is very beautiful," said the sun. "But I'm not the strongest person. The cloud is stronger. He can stop my light."

So Mariko's parents called to the cloud. "Are you the strongest person?" they asked.

The cloud answered, "No, no. I'm not the strongest person. The wind is stronger. I must go where he tells me."

"Oh, Wind," said Mariko's parents. "What do you say? Are you very strong?"

"Yes, yes," said the wind. "I'm very strong. But a high wall can stop me."

The mice parents talked to a high wall. "Please, Wall, can you answer our question? We are looking for the strongest person in the world. Are you that person?"

The wall said, "I'm very strong. But look at my feet. There are many holes. Nazumi, the mouse, made those holes."

Mariko's parents looked at the holes. Then they went to look for Nazumi. "Nazumi," they said, "you are the strongest person in the world! Do you want to marry our daughter?"

"Yes", said Nazumi. And so Mariko married Nazumi, and they were very happy.

What did Mariko's parents respond to Nazumi at first?

Read this story to answer questions No. 1-5.

The Strongest Person

Mariko was a girl mouse. She loved Nazumi, a boy mouse. They wanted to marry. But Mariko's parents said no. Mariko must marry the strongest person in the world. But who was the strongest person in the world?

Her parents looked up at the sky. "The sun is the strongest person," they said. They asked the sun, "Do you want to marry our daughter?"

"Your daughter is very beautiful," said the sun. "But I'm not the strongest person. The cloud is stronger. He can stop my light."

So Mariko's parents called to the cloud. "Are you the strongest person?" they asked.

The cloud answered, "No, no. I'm not the strongest person. The wind is stronger. I must go where he tells me."

"Oh, Wind," said Mariko's parents. "What do you say? Are you very strong?"

"Yes, yes," said the wind. "I'm very strong. But a high wall can stop me."

The mice parents talked to a high wall. "Please, Wall, can you answer our question? We are looking for the strongest person in the world. Are you that person?"

The wall said, "I'm very strong. But look at my feet. There are many holes. Nazumi, the mouse, made those holes."

Mariko's parents looked at the holes. Then they went to look for Nazumi. "Nazumi," they said, "you are the strongest person in the world! Do you want to marry our daughter?"

"Yes", said Nazumi. And so Mariko married Nazumi, and they were very happy.

Why did the sun said the cloud was the strongest?

Mariko's parents looked at the holes. Then they went to look for Nazumi. "Nazumi," they said, "you are the strongest person in the world! Do you want to marry our daughter?"

What does "they" refer to?

The cloud answered, "No, no. I'm not the strongest person. The wind is stronger. I must go where he tells me."

What is the antonym of the underline word?

Ready this story to answer questions number 6-10

A Very Special Party

Amalya Antonovna lived in St. Petersburg, Russia. She was 7 5 years old, and she was alone. Her husband was dead. She had a son, Pavel, but maybe he was also dead. She last saw him in 1945. After that, she did not hear anymore about him.

What happened in 1945? That was a time of war in Europe. Pavel's father was a soldier. He was killed in the war in 1942. After that, Amalya was alone with her baby. Those were terrible times in Russia. There was very little food. The winter was very cold. The German army was in Russia. German soldiers killed many Russians. They sent many other Russians to Germany to work. Many of these people got sick and died.

Amalya was a Russian worker in Germany. At the end of the war, she was still alive. Her baby was still alive, too. But Amalya was very sick. The English and American armies came to the town. Amalya asked some English soldiers for help. "Take my little boy," she said. "I am very sick, but he must live."

So Pavel went to England. He went to live with an English family, the Corbetts. He was just two years old. Grace and George Corbett were very good to Pavel. He was a son for them. They gave him an English name-Paul. They never told him about his Russian mother.

Paul Corbett married and had two children. When he was 45, Grace Corbett died. Then George Corbett told him about his Russian mother. Paul wanted to look for her. Maybe she was dead after all these years. But maybe not.

He sent many letters to Russia. Several years passed. Then one day a letter came from St. Petersburg. Amalya was alive and well, and she wanted very much to see him. So Paul Corbett went with his family to St. Petersburg.

Amalya had a big party. All her friends came to meet her son. There was lots of good Russian food and music. Amalya did not speak any English. Paul and his family did not speak any Russian. But words were not important. They were all happy.

What decision did Amalya take in 1945?

Ready this story to answer questions number 6-10

A Very Special Party

Amalya Antonovna lived in St. Petersburg, Russia. She was 7 5 years old, and she was alone. Her husband was dead. She had a son, Pavel, but maybe he was also dead. She last saw him in 1945. After that, she did not hear anymore about him.

What happened in 1945? That was a time of war in Europe. Pavel's father was a soldier. He was killed in the war in 1942. After that, Amalya was alone with her baby. Those were terrible times in Russia. There was very little food. The winter was very cold. The German army was in Russia. German soldiers killed many Russians. They sent many other Russians to Germany to work. Many of these people got sick and died.

Amalya was a Russian worker in Germany. At the end of the war, she was still alive. Her baby was still alive, too. But Amalya was very sick. The English and American armies came to the town. Amalya asked some English soldiers for help. "Take my little boy," she said. "I am very sick, but he must live."

So Pavel went to England. He went to live with an English family, the Corbetts. He was just two years old. Grace and George Corbett were very good to Pavel. He was a son for them. They gave him an English name-Paul. They never told him about his Russian mother.

Paul Corbett married and had two children. When he was 45, Grace Corbett died. Then George Corbett told him about his Russian mother. Paul wanted to look for her. Maybe she was dead after all these years. But maybe not.

He sent many letters to Russia. Several years passed. Then one day a letter came from St. Petersburg. Amalya was alive and well, and she wanted very much to see him. So Paul Corbett went with his family to St. Petersburg.

Amalya had a big party. All her friends came to meet her son. There was lots of good Russian food and music. Amalya did not speak any English. Paul and his family did not speak any Russian. But words were not important. They were all happy.

What did Paul want to do when George told about his mother?

Ready this story to answer questions number 6-10

A Very Special Party

Amalya Antonovna lived in St. Petersburg, Russia. She was 7 5 years old, and she was alone. Her husband was dead. She had a son, Pavel, but maybe he was also dead. She last saw him in 1945. After that, she did not hear anymore about him.

What happened in 1945? That was a time of war in Europe. Pavel's father was a soldier. He was killed in the war in 1942. After that, Amalya was alone with her baby. Those were terrible times in Russia. There was very little food. The winter was very cold. The German army was in Russia. German soldiers killed many Russians. They sent many other Russians to Germany to work. Many of these people got sick and died.

Amalya was a Russian worker in Germany. At the end of the war, she was still alive. Her baby was still alive, too. But Amalya was very sick. The English and American armies came to the town. Amalya asked some English soldiers for help. "Take my little boy," she said. "I am very sick, but he must live."

So Pavel went to England. He went to live with an English family, the Corbetts. He was just two years old. Grace and George Corbett were very good to Pavel. He was a son for them. They gave him an English name-Paul. They never told him about his Russian mother.

Paul Corbett married and had two children. When he was 45, Grace Corbett died. Then George Corbett told him about his Russian mother. Paul wanted to look for her. Maybe she was dead after all these years. But maybe not.

He sent many letters to Russia. Several years passed. Then one day a letter came from St. Petersburg. Amalya was alive and well, and she wanted very much to see him. So Paul Corbett went with his family to St. Petersburg.

Amalya had a big party. All her friends came to meet her son. There was lots of good Russian food and music. Amalya did not speak any English. Paul and his family did not speak any Russian. But words were not important. They were all happy.

What did Paul do to find his mother?

Ready this story to answer questions number 6-10

A Very Special Party

Amalya Antonovna lived in St. Petersburg, Russia. She was 7 5 years old, and she was alone. Her husband was dead. She had a son, Pavel, but maybe he was also dead. She last saw him in 1945. After that, she did not hear anymore about him.

What happened in 1945? That was a time of war in Europe. Pavel's father was a soldier. He was killed in the war in 1942. After that, Amalya was alone with her baby. Those were terrible times in Russia. There was very little food. The winter was very cold. The German army was in Russia. German soldiers killed many Russians. They sent many other Russians to Germany to work. Many of these people got sick and died.

Amalya was a Russian worker in Germany. At the end of the war, she was still alive. Her baby was still alive, too. But Amalya was very sick. The English and American armies came to the town. Amalya asked some English soldiers for help. "Take my little boy," she said. "I am very sick, but he must live."

So Pavel went to England. He went to live with an English family, the Corbetts. He was just two years old. Grace and George Corbett were very good to Pavel. He was a son for them. They gave him an English name-Paul. They never told him about his Russian mother.

Paul Corbett married and had two children. When he was 45, Grace Corbett died. Then George Corbett told him about his Russian mother. Paul wanted to look for her. Maybe she was dead after all these years. But maybe not.

He sent many letters to Russia. Several years passed. Then one day a letter came from St. Petersburg. Amalya was alive and well, and she wanted very much to see him. So Paul Corbett went with his family to St. Petersburg.

Amalya had a big party. All her friends came to meet her son. There was lots of good Russian food and music. Amalya did not speak any English. Paul and his family did not speak any Russian. But words were not important. They were all happy.

What did Paul do after he received a letter from his mother?

Ready this story to answer questions number 6-10

A Very Special Party

Amalya Antonovna lived in St. Petersburg, Russia. She was 7 5 years old, and she was alone. Her husband was dead. She had a son, Pavel, but maybe he was also dead. She last saw him in 1945. After that, she did not hear anymore about him.

What happened in 1945? That was a time of war in Europe. Pavel's father was a soldier. He was killed in the war in 1942. After that, Amalya was alone with her baby. Those were terrible times in Russia. There was very little food. The winter was very cold. The German army was in Russia. German soldiers killed many Russians. They sent many other Russians to Germany to work. Many of these people got sick and died.

Amalya was a Russian worker in Germany. At the end of the war, she was still alive. Her baby was still alive, too. But Amalya was very sick. The English and American armies came to the town. Amalya asked some English soldiers for help. "Take my little boy," she said. "I am very sick, but he must live."

So Pavel went to England. He went to live with an English family, the Corbetts. He was just two years old. Grace and George Corbett were very good to Pavel. He was a son for them. They gave him an English name-Paul. They never told him about his Russian mother.

Paul Corbett married and had two children. When he was 45, Grace Corbett died. Then George Corbett told him about his Russian mother. Paul wanted to look for her. Maybe she was dead after all these years. But maybe not.

He sent many letters to Russia. Several years passed. Then one day a letter came from St. Petersburg. Amalya was alive and well, and she wanted very much to see him. So Paul Corbett went with his family to St. Petersburg.

Amalya had a big party. All her friends came to meet her son. There was lots of good Russian food and music. Amalya did not speak any English. Paul and his family did not speak any Russian. But words were not important. They were all happy.

What happened at the end of the story?

Based on that poster, what should you do when you are coughing?

Based on that poster, what should you do after coughing or sneezing?

Based on that poster, how many of prevention methods are mentioned?

Based on that poster, what is COVID-19?

Based on the poster, there are ... conditions when you should wash your hands.

What is the purpose of making this poster?

Based on the poster, who made the poster?

Based on the poster, when should you wash your hands?

Based on the poster, what happens when we regularly wash our hands?

Based on the poster, how can you contact the poster provider?