The Magic of Spelling
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
69
Sam loved words but dreaded spelling. He struggled to spell even simple words. Then, Sam discovered the fun in spelling! He learned about "pangrams," sentences using every letter of the alphabet. His favorite one was, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." Sam practiced spelling daily and became a spelling champion! Good spelling helped Sam excel in school and express his thoughts better. Remember, spelling is important!
Question 1
What does Sam dread in the beginning of the story?
A
Reading
B
Writing
C
Spelling
Explanation. At the beginning of the story, it is stated that Sam dreaded spelling.
D
Math
E
Science
Question 2
What helped Sam become better at spelling?
A
Reading books
B
Watching movies
C
Playing word games
D
Learning about pangrams
Explanation. The story mentions that Sam's spelling improved when he learned about pangrams.
E
Solving Math problems
Question 3
What is a pangram?
A
A sentence using every letter of the alphabet
Explanation. In the story, a pangram is defined as a sentence using every letter of the alphabet.
B
A word with double letters
C
A word with silent letters
D
A sentence without vowels
E
A sentence without consonants
Question 4
What does the story suggest about the importance of spelling?
A
Spelling is not important
B
Spelling is important only for school
C
Spelling is important for expressing thoughts better
Explanation. The story suggests that good spelling helped Sam excel in school and express his thoughts better.
D
Spelling is only important for writing
E
Spelling is important for reading
Question 5
What is Sam's favorite pangram?
A
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
Explanation. The story mentions that Sam's favorite pangram is 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'.
B
A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
C
The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
D
The quick brown fox jump over the lazy dog
E
The quick brown fox jumping over the lazy dog
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