The Little Things That Make Me Happy
As the first rays of sunshine peep through my window, I wake up and feel an immediate sense of happiness. It's not because of any big adventure planned for the day, but the simple, everyday things that fill me with joy. My day begins with the scent of freshly brewed coffee wafting through the house, my mom's secret to making mornings feel magical. The happiness I feel walking our dog, Max, around the neighborhood is indescribable. His enthusiasm is infectious and his tail wagging, priceless. I love spending time with my friends at school, where even a simple act like sharing lunch makes me happy. Our laughter echoes through the hallways, painting dull afternoons with vibrant shades of joy. My happiness is amplified when I sit down to paint after school. The canvas, a playground for my thoughts, lets me express myself freely. Each stroke of my paintbrush is accompanied by a feeling of fulfillment. Evenings at home are equally delightful. Our family dinners, filled with stories, laughter, and mom's delicious cooking, make me realize how much happiness comes from togetherness. As I lie in bed at night, I ponder over these little moments that bring me joy. After all, it's these small things that make my world a happier place.
Question 1
What does the scent of freshly brewed coffee represent in the text?
Morning time
Breakfast
School time
Dinner
Evening
Question 2
What is the author's purpose of describing the dog's enthusiasm?
To show that the dog is well-trained
To reveal the author's fondness for animals
To express the joy the author derives from simple activities
To suggest that the dog needs regular exercise
To argue for the importance of walking dogs
Question 3
Why does the author feel happy when painting?
Because he wins painting competitions
Because he gets to use colorful paints
Because painting is a school assignment
Because painting allows him to express his thoughts freely
Because he sells the paintings for money
Question 4
What is implied by the phrase 'vibrant shades of joy'?
The author's school is painted in bright colors
The author likes to paint with vibrant colors
The author's laughter makes the school afternoon lively
The school uniforms are vibrant
The author's school has a lot of colorful posters
Question 5
What is the central idea of this text?
Happiness comes from wealth and success
Happiness can be found in the simple, everyday things
Painting is the author's favorite hobby
The author enjoys school more than home
The author's dog, Max, is his main source of happiness
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