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Benny and Pippin Learn to Share

Questions: 5

Grade: 2

Words: 52

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Benny the Bunny and Pippin the Puppy were playing. Benny had a carrot toy and Pippin, a bone. They both wanted to play with the other's toy but wouldn't share. They became frustrated. Then, Benny and Pippin decided to exchange their toys. They had a lot of fun and became good friends!

Question 1

What did Benny the Bunny and Pippin the Puppy initially refuse to do?

Play together

Eat dinner

Go for a walk

Share their toys

Explanation. In the story, Benny and Pippin didn't want to share their toys initially.

Sleep

Question 2

What is the central idea of this story?

Playing with toys

Bunnies and Puppies

Sharing leads to fun and friendship

Explanation. The main idea of the story is that sharing can lead to fun and friendship, as illustrated by Benny and Pippin.

Benny likes carrots

Pippin loves bones

Question 3

Why did Benny and Pippin become frustrated?

Because they were hungry

Because they were sleepy

Because they were bored

Because they didn't want to share their toys

Explanation. Benny and Pippin became frustrated because they each wanted the other's toy but didn't want to share their own.

Because they were lost

Question 4

How did Benny and Pippin solve their problem?

They ignored each other

They exchanged their toys

Explanation. The problem was solved when Benny and Pippin decided to exchange their toys, which led to them having a lot of fun.

They stopped playing

They went to sleep

They ate their toys

Question 5

What does the word 'exchange' mean in the context of this story?

To argue with someone

To throw away

To share or swap items

Explanation. In this context, 'exchange' means to give something and receive something else in return. Benny and Pippin swapped their toys.

To buy something

To ignore

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