A New Home, A New Community
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
101
Once upon a time, a young boy named Jack moved to a new town. He was nervous, but his new community welcomed him warmly. His next-door neighbor Mrs. Baker, was a teacher. She taught him how to be brave. Mr. Firefighter, from down the street, taught him the importance of helping others. Mrs. Johnson, the baker, showed him the joy of sharing. Each person added a new layer to Jack's identity, made him feel at home, and taught him how important a community can be. Jack realized, he was not just Jack anymore, but a proud member of his new community.
Question 1
Who taught Jack the importance of helping others?
A
Mrs. Baker
B
Mrs. Johnson
C
Mr. Firefighter
Explanation. In the story, it was Mr. Firefighter who taught Jack the importance of helping others.
D
His teacher
E
His friend
Question 2
What did Mrs. Johnson show Jack?
A
The joy of sharing
Explanation. In the story, Mrs. Johnson, the baker, showed Jack the joy of sharing.
B
How to be brave
C
The importance of helping others
D
How to bake
E
How to be a teacher
Question 3
What does the term 'community' in this context mean?
A
A school
B
A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common
Explanation. In this context, 'community' refers to a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.
C
A building
D
A park
E
A city
Question 4
What did each person add to Jack's identity?
A
A gift
B
A new layer
Explanation. In the story, each person in the community added a new layer to Jack's identity by teaching him new values.
C
A name
D
A badge
E
A book
Question 5
True or False: Jack felt alienated in his new community.
A
True
B
False
Explanation. The story said that Jack was warmly welcomed by his new community and he felt at home.
C
Not mentioned
D
Partially true
E
Partially false
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