The Season of Renewal: Spring!
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
97
Yay! Spring is here, nature wakes from her sleep. Animals leap out from their hide, while flowers from under the snow, take a peep. Trees wear new leaves, oh, what a wonderful sight. Kids run around, flying kites in the bright sunlight. But why does spring happen, you might ask? It's when the Earth tilts towards the Sun, that's the task! As the days get long, and the weather gets warmer, we all know Easter is just around the corner. So, welcome spring, the season of renewal, with a cheer, let's all say, 'Spring is here!'
Question 1
What does renewal mean in the context of spring?
A
Wearing new clothes
B
Starting a new school year
C
Rebirth or beginning again
Explanation. In the context of spring, renewal refers to the rebirth or beginning again of nature after winter.
D
Having a party
E
Repainting a house
Question 2
Why does spring happen?
A
Because of the moon
B
Because the Earth tilts away from the Sun
C
Because of the stars
D
Because the Earth tilts towards the Sun
Explanation. Spring happens when the Earth tilts towards the Sun, which makes the weather warmer.
E
Because of the rain
Question 3
What are signs of spring according to the text?
A
Animals hide
B
Children go to school
C
Snow starts to fall
D
Flowers peek from under the snow
Explanation. The text mentions that a sign of spring is when flowers peek from under the snow.
E
Leaves fall from trees
Question 4
What does the text imply about spring?
A
It is a time of sadness
B
It is a time of cold weather
C
It is a time of darkness
D
It is a time of renewal and joy
Explanation. The text implies that spring is a time of renewal and joy by describing the new life in nature and children enjoying the outdoors.
E
It is a time of studying
Question 5
What happens to the trees in spring?
A
They lose their leaves
B
They wear new leaves
Explanation. In spring, trees 'wear new leaves', which means they grow new leaves after losing them in the fall and winter.
C
They become shorter
D
Their bark peels off
E
They become brown
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