Sammy's Journey to Healthy Eating
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
98
Once, there was a boy named Sammy who loved burgers and fries. He would eat them all the time, ignoring fruits and vegetables. One day, Sammy felt tired and couldn't play soccer. His mom explained, 'You feel weak because you eat junk food. Our bodies need a balanced diet.' She taught him about different types of food. Fruits and vegetables help us grow strong and healthy. Foods like fish and nuts make our brains sharp. Sammy started eating healthy food and felt energetic. He realized that healthy food is not only tasty but also makes him stronger.
Question 1
What did Sammy love to eat all the time?
A
Fruits and vegetables
B
Fish and nuts
C
Burgers and fries
Explanation. The text states that Sammy loved burgers and fries and would eat them all the time.
D
Chicken and rice
E
Pizza and pasta
Question 2
Why did Sammy feel weak?
A
He was sick
B
He didn't sleep well
C
He was playing too much
D
He ate too much junk food
Explanation. His mom explained that Sammy felt weak because he ate too much junk food.
E
He didn't drink enough water
Question 3
What changes did Sammy make in his diet?
A
He started eating only fish and nuts
B
He started eating healthy food
Explanation. The text indicates that Sammy started eating healthy food after his mom taught him about the importance of a balanced diet.
C
He stopped eating completely
D
He started eating only fruits and vegetables
E
He only ate junk food
Question 4
What is the benefit of eating fruits and vegetables according to the text?
A
They make our brains sharp
B
They help us grow strong and healthy
Explanation. The text states that fruits and vegetables help us grow strong and healthy.
C
They make us feel sick
D
They make us feel weak
E
They help us gain weight
Question 5
Which foods make our brains sharp according to the text?
A
Burgers and fries
B
Chicken and rice
C
Fish and nuts
Explanation. According to the text, foods like fish and nuts make our brains sharp.
D
Fruits and vegetables
E
Pizza and pasta
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