The Magic of Reading
Questions:
5
Grade:
2
Words:
59
Timmy loved to read. One day, he found a magic book. Whatever he read, it became real! He read about butterflies, and they started fluttering around him. Every day, he learned about different animals, plants, and places. It felt like a new adventure every day! Remember, the magic isn’t in the book, but in reading and understanding it!
Question 1
What happened when Timmy read about something in the magic book?
A
The book would glow
B
He would fall asleep
C
Whatever he read about became real
Explanation. In the story, it is stated that whatever Timmy read from the magic book, it became real.
D
The book would disappear
E
He would turn into the thing he read about
Question 2
What does 'fluttering' mean in the context of this story?
A
Making a loud noise
B
Moving quickly and lightly
Explanation. 'Fluttering' generally refers to a quick, light, up-and-down movement, like that of a butterfly's wings.
C
Eating
D
Sleeping
E
Crying
Question 3
Which of the following did Timmy not read about in the magic book?
A
Butterflies
B
Plants
C
Animals
D
Cars
Explanation. The story mentions that Timmy read about butterflies, animals, plants, and places, but not cars.
E
Places
Question 4
What was unique about the book that Timmy found?
A
It was very old
B
It was written in a different language
C
It had pictures
D
Whatever he read from it became real
Explanation. The story tells us that the unique thing about the book was whatever Timmy read from it became real.
E
It was very big
Question 5
Where does the magic in the story come from?
A
From the book
B
From Timmy
C
From reading and understanding the book
Explanation. The story emphasizes that the magic comes from reading and understanding the book.
D
From a spell
E
From a fairy
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