Gardening: Your Own Backyard Adventure
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
111
Gardening can be like a fun adventure in your backyard. You can grow so many things, like bright flowers, tasty vegetables, and juicy fruits. It s like a natural art project! To start, you ll need a sunny spot and some soil. Next, you pick what to plant. Do you want to grow tomatoes, a tree, or maybe sunflowers? After planting, you need to water them and wait. Growing plants is a slow magic; it takes time and patience. But there s more to gardening than just growing. It teaches us about nature, helps us eat fresh food, and care for our planet. So, are you ready for your backyard adventure?
Question 1
What can gardening be compared to?
A
A science experiment
B
A fun adventure
Explanation. The text states that gardening can be like a fun adventure in your backyard.
C
A music lesson
D
A math quiz
E
A reading task
Question 2
What do you need to start gardening according to the text?
A
Seeds, water and a shovel
B
A sunny spot and some soil
Explanation. The text mentions that to start gardening, you need a sunny spot and some soil.
C
A large backyard and a hose
D
Fertilizers and pesticides
E
A greenhouse and gardening gloves
Question 3
Which is not mentioned in the text as something you can grow in a garden?
A
Tomatoes
B
Sunflowers
C
Pumpkins
Explanation. Pumpkins are not mentioned in the text as something you can grow in a garden.
D
A tree
E
Bright flowers
Question 4
What does the text compare growing plants to?
A
A science experiment
B
A fast process
C
A slow magic
Explanation. The text compares growing plants to a slow magic, which means it takes time and patience.
D
An easy task
E
A challenging game
Question 5
What are some things gardening teaches us according to the text?
A
How to cook and clean
B
How to paint and draw
C
About nature, eating fresh food, and caring for our planet
Explanation. According to the text, gardening teaches us about nature, helps us eat fresh food, and care for our planet.
D
How to build and fix things
E
Mathematics and science
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