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The Brave Little Squirrel
Once upon a time, in a tall, green forest, lived a frisky little squirrel named Chip. Chip was known for his shiny brown fur and twinkling black eyes. But what truly set Chip apart was his brave heart. He was always the first to explore new areas of the forest. One day, a ferocious storm hit the forest. All the animals hid, scared of the thunder and lightning. But not Chip, he helped his friends find safe places to hide. Through his actions, one could see his bravery and kindness. After the storm, all his friends thanked Chip for his courage, proving that no matter how small you are, your character can make a big difference.
Question 1
What type of creature is Chip?
Rabbit
Bear
Squirrel
Explanation. The text mentions a 'frisky little squirrel named Chip'.
Elephant
Deer
Question 2
What is one distinct physical feature of Chip?
He has a long tail
He has shiny brown fur
Explanation. The text states that Chip was known for his shiny brown fur.
He has a big nose
He has long ears
He has a sharp tooth
Question 3
What did Chip do during the storm?
He hid like the other animals
He ran away from the forest
He helped his friends find safe places
Explanation. The text states that Chip helped his friends find safe places to hide during the storm.
He fought the storm
He climbed the highest tree
Question 4
What can be inferred about Chip's character?
He is selfish
He is scary
He is lazy
He is brave and kind
Explanation. The text emphasizes Chip's bravery during the storm and his kindness towards his friends.
He is timid
Question 5
What is the central message of this story?
Storms are dangerous
Bigger animals are braver
Your character can make a big difference, no matter how small you are
Explanation. The central message of the story is shown when Chip's friends thanked him for his courage, demonstrating that size does not measure one's character.
Forests are scary
Squirrels are the bravest animals
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