Adventure in the Enchanted Forest
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
100
Meet Autumn, the artist of nature, brushing strokes of red and gold on the canvas of trees. She is a parade leader, her falling leaves marching down the streets in a vibrant celebration. Autumn is a baker, filling the air with the scent of spicy pumpkin pies and sweet apple tarts. Her cool winds whisper tales of harvest, and her afternoon sun boasts a gentle, golden glow. Autumn is a seamstress, weaving a thick blanket of leaves on the ground, preparing for Winter's sleep. She paints the sky with hues of early dusk and sprinkles the night with sparkling stars.
Question 1
What does the 'Sun' symbolize in the content?
A
Sadness
B
Darkness
C
Warmth and comfort
Explanation. The sun is described as smiling and giving a golden glow which suggests warmth and comfort.
D
Fear
E
Coldness
Question 2
What happens when the night comes?
A
The sun shines brighter
B
The moon disappears
C
The sky is dressed in a velvety black cape dotted with twinkling stars
Explanation. The content says that when night came, the sky was dressed in a velvety black cape dotted with twinkling stars.
D
The trees start to move
E
The moon turns into a golden light
Question 3
Why do you think the trees are described as 'friendly'?
A
Because they can speak
B
Because they can move
C
Because they can change colors
D
Because they tell stories and sway to the melody of the wind
Explanation. The trees are described as 'friendly' because they are depicted as sharing stories and moving along with the wind, giving them a gentle and friendly character.
E
Because they are scary
Question 4
What could be the central idea of this passage?
A
The dangers of the forest
B
The beauty and magic of nature
Explanation. The content focuses on the magical elements of nature such as the sun's glow, the moon's silver light, and the whispering trees, which suggests the central idea is about the beauty and magic of nature.
C
The importance of the sun
D
The fear of the night
E
The loneliness of the moon
Question 5
Is the statement 'The Sun frowned at the Earth' true based on the content?
A
True
B
False
Explanation. In the content, the Sun is described as smiling down at the Earth, not frowning.
C
Cannot be determined
D
Partially True
E
Partially False
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