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Josh's Lucky Rainbow Adventure

Questions: 5

Grade: 3

Words: 96

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Josh had always wondered why people call rainbows lucky. One sunny day after a rain shower, he saw a vibrant rainbow and decided to find out. His journey led him to Mrs. Luna, the town librarian. She explained that when sunlight shines on raindrops, they act like tiny prisms bending the light, forming a beautiful rainbow. She also shared an old tale that leprechauns hide their gold at the end of a rainbow, hence the luck. On his way home, Josh found a shiny quarter under the rainbow. From then on, he believed in lucky rainbows.

Question 1

What causes a rainbow to form?

Sunlight shines on raindrops

Explanation. When sunlight shines on raindrops, they act like tiny prisms bending the light, forming a beautiful rainbow.

Rainbows form after a snowfall

Rainbows appear because of the moon

Clouds create rainbows

Rainbows are painted in the sky

Question 2

What did Josh find under the rainbow?

A shiny quarter

Explanation. Josh found a shiny quarter under the rainbow.

A pot of gold

A leprechaun

A treasure chest

A diamond

Question 3

Who explained to Josh about the rainbow?

Mrs. Luna

Explanation. Josh was explained about the rainbow by Mrs. Luna, the town librarian.

His teacher

His parents

A leprechaun

His friend

Question 4

What does a rainbow symbolize in the story?

Luck

Explanation. In the story, rainbows are considered lucky because an old tale says that leprechauns hide their gold at the end of a rainbow.

Dreams

Happiness

Sadness

Anger

Question 5

What are raindrops compared to when a rainbow is formed?

Tiny prisms

Explanation. When a rainbow is formed, the raindrops are compared to tiny prisms that bend the light.

Small mirrors

Little stars

Tiny bubbles

Small rocks

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