The Adventure in the Library: A Journey through the Solar System
One sunny afternoon, Sam visited the library to find a book for his school project. He walked past rows of adventure novels and comic books, but he was looking for something different, something informative. Suddenly, he spotted a book with a shiny cover that read, 'The Mysteries of the Solar System.' Intrigued, he picked up the book and began to read. He learned about the eight planets, the asteroid belt, and even about dwarf planets like Pluto. He was amazed by the vastness of the universe and the wealth of knowledge in the book. This adventure in the library taught Sam the value of informational texts and the exciting knowledge they held within.
Question 1
What type of book was Sam looking for in the library?
Comic books
Adventure novels
Informative books
Explanation. Sam was looking for an informative book for his school project.
Fiction books
Fantasy books
Question 2
What was the title of the book Sam picked up?
The Great Adventure
The Cosmic Universe
The Mysteries of the Solar System
Explanation. Sam picked up a book titled 'The Mysteries of the Solar System.'
Exploring Space
Planets and Stars
Question 3
What did Sam learn from the book?
About the dinosaurs
About life on Mars
About the eight planets
Explanation. Sam learned about the eight planets, the asteroid belt, and dwarf planets like Pluto from the book.
About the underwater world
About the history of Earth
Question 4
What did Sam's library adventure teach him?
About the world of fiction
About the history of libraries
About the importance of comics
About the value of informational texts
Explanation. Sam's adventure in the library taught him the value of informational texts and the exciting knowledge they held within.
About the adventures in novels
Question 5
What did Sam feel about the universe after reading the book?
He was bored
He was scared
He was amazed
Explanation. Sam was amazed by the vastness of the universe and the wealth of knowledge in the book.
He was indifferent
He was confused
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