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Jake's Journey To Reading

Questions: 5

Grade: 4

Words: 82

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Jake loved stories, especially when his sister, Lila, read to him. One day, Jake decided he wanted to read the stories himself. But, learning was harder than he thought. He stumbled on words, and often got frustrated. However, Lila was always there to help, encouraging Jake that practice makes perfect. After much practice, Jake finally read his first book: "The Little Red Hen." He was so proud! Jake continued to read more books, and his love for reading grew more and more.

Question 1

Who used to read stories to Jake?

His mother

His brother

His sister, Lila

Explanation. In the story, it is mentioned that Jake's sister, Lila, used to read stories to him.

His teacher

His father

Question 2

What does 'stumbled' mean in this context?

Fell over

Walked unsteadily

Made mistakes

Explanation. In this context, 'stumbled' means that Jake made mistakes while trying to read.

Ran quickly

Walked confidently

Question 3

What was the first book Jake read?

The Little Blue Hen

The Little Red Hen

Explanation. In the story, it is stated that the first book Jake read was 'The Little Red Hen'.

The Big Red Hen

The Big Blue Hen

The Little Green Hen

Question 4

What did Jake learn from this experience?

That reading is easy

That he didn't like reading

That practice makes perfect

Explanation. In the story, Jake, with the help of his sister Lila, learns that practice makes perfect.

That he liked stories less after he could read

That he preferred Lila reading to him

Question 5

Is the statement 'Jake's love for reading grew more and more' true or false?

True

Explanation. In the story, it is stated that as Jake read more books, his love for reading grew more and more.

False

Cannot be determined

Not mentioned in the story

Not relevant to the story

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