Getting Ready to Read a Story
Questions:
5
Grade:
2
Words:
44
To enjoy a story, get ready first! Find a cozy spot with good light. Have a dictionary for tough words. Look at the book's cover and title. Can you guess what the story is about? Now, start reading and dive into a new adventure!
Question 1
What should you have with you while reading a difficult book?
A
A toy
B
A dictionary
Explanation. A dictionary can help you understand the tough words in the story.
C
A snack
D
A TV
E
A phone
Question 2
What is the first thing you do before you start reading a book?
A
Start reading the first page
B
Flip to the last page
C
Look at the book's cover and title
Explanation. Looking at the book's cover and title helps you guess what the story might be about.
D
Throw the book
E
Close your eyes
Question 3
What can you do to enjoy a story?
A
Find a noisy place
B
Read in the dark
C
Find a cozy spot with good light
Explanation. Finding a cozy spot with good light helps you better focus and enjoy the story.
D
Close the book
E
Hide the book
Question 4
Why should you look at the book's cover and title before reading?
A
To judge the book
B
To guess what the story is about
Explanation. Looking at the cover and title can give hints about the story, helping you guess what it might be about.
C
To find the author's name
D
To see the book's price
E
To find where it was published
Question 5
What does it mean to 'dive into a new adventure' when you start reading a book?
A
Swim in a pool
B
Jump off a cliff
C
Begin exploring the story
Explanation. 'Dive into a new adventure' is a phrase that means to start exploring the story.
D
Pack your bags for a trip
E
Start a new video game
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