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Timmy's Adventure with Powerful Verbs

Questions: 5

Grade: 3

Words: 81

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Timmy loved adventures. One sunny day, instead of just walking, he decided to sprint to the park. At the park, he didn't just see a cat, he observed it pouncing on a toy. Realizing the power of his actions, Timmy didn't just go home, he raced back. He didn't just eat dinner, he devoured it. That night, Timmy didn't just sleep, he slumbered deeply, dreaming of the next day's adventures. With powerful verbs, each day became an epic story for Timmy.

Question 1

What did Timmy do at the park?

Timmy played with the cat

Timmy observed a cat pouncing on a toy

Explanation. According to the story, Timmy didn't just see a cat, he observed it pouncing on a toy.

Timmy fed the cat

Timmy chased the cat

Timmy ignored the cat

Question 2

What does the word 'devoured' suggest about how Timmy ate his dinner?

Timmy ate his dinner slowly

Timmy didn't like his dinner

Timmy ate his dinner quickly and hungrily

Explanation. The word 'devoured' suggests eating something quickly and hungrily.

Timmy shared his dinner

Timmy skipped his dinner

Question 3

What message does the author want to convey through Timmy's story?

Timmy is a very lazy boy

Each day can be an adventure by using powerful verbs

Explanation. Through Timmy's story, the author wants to convey that each day can be seen as an adventure by using powerful verbs.

Timmy dislikes adventure

Timmy is a boy who loves to sleep

Timmy was scared of the cat at the park

Question 4

What sequence of actions did Timmy follow in the story?

Timmy raced to the park, observed a cat, devoured dinner, and slumbered

Explanation. The correct sequence of actions in the story is that Timmy raced to the park, observed a cat, devoured dinner, and slumbered.

Timmy walked to the park, played with a cat, ate dinner, and slept

Timmy observed a cat, raced to the park, devoured dinner, and slumbered

Timmy raced to the park, played with a cat, ate dinner, and slept

Timmy walked to the park, observed a cat, skipped dinner, and slept

Question 5

Is the following statement true or false? 'Timmy just walked to the park.'

True

False

Explanation. The statement is false because according to the story, Timmy didn't just walk, he sprinted to the park.

Can't say

It's not mentioned in the story

None of the above

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