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The Big Fight: A Story of World War 1

Questions: 5

Grade: 3

Words: 70

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Once upon a time, the world split into two big teams. One had Britain, France, and Russia. The other had Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. They had a big fight called World War 1. It was a tough time, and many people wished for peace. After four years, the fight ended. Everyone was relieved and happy. The world learned an important lesson: it's better to talk and make friends than to fight.

Question 1

What was the name of the big fight mentioned in the story?

World War 3

World War 1

Explanation. The story mentions a big fight called World War 1.

The Great War

The Battle of Britain

The Cold War

Question 2

How long did the fight last?

One year

Two years

Three years

Four years

Explanation. The story mentions that the fight ended after four years.

Five years

Question 3

What did the world learn from the fight?

It's better to fight

It's better to talk and make friends than to fight

Explanation. The story mentions that the world learned it's better to talk and make friends than to fight.

It's better to avoid conflicts

It's better to join the winning team

It's good to have big teams

Question 4

Which team did Germany belong to?

The team with Britain, France, and Russia

The team with Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

Explanation. The story mentions that Germany was in the team with Austria-Hungary and Italy.

The team with Spain, Portugal, and Greece

The team with USA, Canada, and Mexico

The team with Australia, New Zealand, and India

Question 5

What did many people wish for during the fight?

Victory

More weapons

More soldiers

Peace

Explanation. The story mentions that many people wished for peace during the fight.

More food

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