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The Great Neighborhood Snowball Fight

Questions: 5

Grade: 3

Words: 64

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One cold winter day, children from the neighborhood got together for a huge snowball fight. They divided themselves into two teams. Each team built a snow-fort with a plan, and they made sure it was safe and fun for everyone. They laughed and played, splashing snow everywhere. After the game, everyone helped to clean up. The snowball fight brought them all closer than ever.

Question 1

What did the children do on a cold winter day?

Built a house

Went to school

Had a snowball fight

Explanation. The text mentions that the children got together for a huge snowball fight on a cold winter day.

Visited a friend

Went for a swim

Question 2

What does the word 'fort' mean in this context?

A large building

A military base

A type of food

A structure made of snow

Explanation. In the context of a snowball fight, 'fort' refers to a structure made of snow.

A type of clothing

Question 3

What was the result of the snowball fight?

Everyone was angry

The children got sick

The children became closer than ever

Explanation. The passage states that the snowball fight brought the children closer than ever.

The neighborhood was destroyed

The children got a prize

Question 4

What did the children do after the game?

They went home

They built another snow fort

They started another game

They helped to clean up

Explanation. The passage states that after the game, everyone helped to clean up.

They had a party

Question 5

Is the statement 'The children divided themselves into three teams' true or false?

True

False

Explanation. The text mentions that the children divided themselves into two teams, not three.

Can't say

Maybe true

Maybe false

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