Benny and Pippin Learn to Share
Questions:
5
Grade:
2
Words:
52
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?
A
Play together
B
Eat dinner
C
Go for a walk
D
Share their toys
Explanation. In the story, Benny and Pippin didn't want to share their toys initially.
E
Sleep
Question 2
What is the central idea of this story?
A
Playing with toys
B
Bunnies and Puppies
C
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.
D
Benny likes carrots
E
Pippin loves bones
Question 3
Why did Benny and Pippin become frustrated?
A
Because they were hungry
B
Because they were sleepy
C
Because they were bored
D
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.
E
Because they were lost
Question 4
How did Benny and Pippin solve their problem?
A
They ignored each other
B
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.
C
They stopped playing
D
They went to sleep
E
They ate their toys
Question 5
What does the word 'exchange' mean in the context of this story?
A
To argue with someone
B
To throw away
C
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.
D
To buy something
E
To ignore
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