The True Spirit of Christmas
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
88
In a small town, lived a boy named Tom. He eagerly awaited Christmas to receive his gifts. However, this year, he learned something special. He helped his family decorate the Christmas tree and prepare delicious food. He noticed the joy it brought to everyone. On Christmas Day, he gave his favorite toy to a friend who didn't have any. Seeing his friend's happiness, Tom realized the joy in giving. That Christmas, Tom understood that Christmas is not just about receiving gifts but also about spreading love and happiness.
Question 1
What did Tom realize on Christmas Day?
A
That gifts are more important than anything else
B
That he really likes to decorate the Christmas tree
C
That Christmas is not just about receiving gifts but also about spreading love and happiness
Explanation. The story tells us that Tom realized the joy in giving and that Christmas is about spreading love and happiness.
D
That he should give away all his toys
E
That Christmas food tastes better than regular food
Question 2
Who did Tom give his favorite toy to?
A
His mom
B
His dad
C
His brother
D
A friend who didn't have any toys
Explanation. According to the story, Tom gave his favorite toy to a friend who didn't have any.
E
His pet
Question 3
What did Tom help his family with?
A
Cleaning the house
B
Shopping for Christmas gifts
C
Decorating the Christmas tree and preparing food
Explanation. The story mentions that Tom helped his family decorate the Christmas tree and prepare delicious food.
D
Doing the laundry
E
Doing homework
Question 4
What is the meaning of 'awaited' in context of the story?
A
Ignored
B
Forgot
C
Looked forward to
Explanation. In the context of the story, 'awaited' means that Tom was eagerly looking forward to Christmas.
D
Disliked
E
Avoided
Question 5
What did Tom realize about the act of giving?
A
It is a waste of time
B
It makes him unhappy
C
It brings joy to himself and others
Explanation. The story tells us that Tom felt happiness when he gave his favorite toy to a friend, which shows he understood the joy of giving.
D
It is unnecessary
E
It makes him sad
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