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The Great Snowball Fight

Questions: 5

Grade: 5

Words: 56

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The Fluffy Snowflakes eagerly awaited the annual snowball fight. The Blizzard Bullies, their fiercest competitors, were tough. When Sam, a key Snowflake, fell sick, it dampened their spirits. But they remembered the importance of solidarity and resilience. Dressed warmly and adhering to safety rules, they participated with gusto. Though they didn't win, their spirits soared high.

Question 1

Who fell sick before the annual snowball fight?

A Blizzard Bully

Sam

Explanation. In the text, it is mentioned that Sam, a key Snowflake, fell sick before the snowball fight.

A teacher

A parent

A spectator

Question 2

What does 'solidarity' mean in the context of this story?

Isolation

Sadness

Unity

Explanation. In the context of the story, 'solidarity' refers to the unity and mutual support among the group members.

Victory

Rivalry

Question 3

Did the Fluffy Snowflakes win the snowball fight?

Yes

No

Explanation. The text states that 'Though they didn't win, their spirits soared high.' This tells us that the Fluffy Snowflakes didn't win the snowball fight.

It's not clear

They tied

The game was cancelled

Question 4

What did the Fluffy Snowflakes remember even when their spirits were dampened?

Their past victories

Their training

The importance of solidarity and resilience

Explanation. The text states that the Fluffy Snowflakes remembered the importance of solidarity and resilience when Sam fell sick.

Their rivalry with the Blizzard Bullies

Their favorite snowball fight techniques

Question 5

What is the meaning of 'resilience' in this context?

Flexibility

Strength

Ability to bounce back

Explanation. In this context, 'resilience' refers to the ability to bounce back or recover from difficulties.

Ruthlessness

Agility

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