Max and Maya, the Magnet Friends
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
61
Max and Maya were magnets, best friends, and adventurers. One day, they explored a metal playground. Surprisingly, sometimes they pulled together, other times they pushed apart. "Why?" they wondered. Understanding came when they turned around. Max, the north, and Maya, the south, always pulled together. But when the same poles faced, they pushed apart. It was magic! No, it was magnetism!
Question 1
Who are Max and Maya in the story?
A
They are magnets
Explanation. In the story, Max and Maya are represented as magnets.
B
They are kids
C
They are cats
D
They are teachers
E
They are cars
Question 2
What happens when the same poles of Max and Maya faced each other?
A
They stick together
B
They go on an adventure
C
They push each other away
Explanation. The story explains that when the same poles of the magnets (Max and Maya) faced each other, they pushed each other away.
D
They play in the playground
E
They become best friends
Question 3
What is the main idea of the story?
A
Playground adventure
B
Friendship
C
Magnetism
Explanation. The central idea of the story is to explain the concept of magnetism using the characters Max and Maya.
D
Magic
E
Exploration
Question 4
Why were Max and Maya surprised?
A
Because they pushed each other away
Explanation. Max and Maya, being magnets, were surprised when they pushed each other away.
B
Because they stuck together
C
Because they turned into humans
D
Because they could speak
E
Because they lost each other
Question 5
What type of literary element is used to represent Max and Maya?
A
Metaphor
B
Simile
C
Alliteration
D
Onomatopoeia
E
Personification
Explanation. Personification is used in the story as Max and Maya, who are magnets, are given human qualities like emotions and the ability to wonder.
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