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Runaway Ralph's Brave Adventure and New Friends

Questions: 5

Grade: 4

Words: 104

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Once upon a time, there was a bold and adventurous creature named Ralph. Tired of his monotonous life, Ralph decided to leave home and explore the vast world. His journey was filled with challenges, but Ralph was brave. He never backed down and faced his fears. Along the way, Ralph made new friends who taught him about love, friendship, and empathy. Each encounter was a lesson, a story that made Ralph even braver. His adventures were thrilling, his experiences rich, and his courage commendable. In the end, Ralph realized that life was about these brave adventures and the friends we make along the way.

Question 1

What is the meaning of the word 'monotonous' in the passage?

Exciting

Boring

Explanation. 'Monotonous' means dull, tedious, and repetitious; lacking in variety and interest.

Dangerous

Joyful

Lively

Question 2

What did Ralph learn from his new friends?

How to fight

How to cook

Love, friendship and empathy

Explanation. It's stated in the passage that Ralph's new friends taught him about love, friendship, and empathy.

How to read

How to play games

Question 3

What is the central idea of the passage?

Ralph is a very powerful creature

Ralph hates his home

Life is about brave adventures and the friends we make along the way

Explanation. The central idea is the main point the author wants to convey. In this case, it's that life is about the adventures we have and the friends we make along the way.

The world is a dangerous place to explore

Ralph does not have any friends at home

Question 4

Is the statement: 'Ralph was a coward' true or false based on the passage?

True

False

Explanation. Based on the passage, Ralph was not a coward. He is described as bold, adventurous and brave.

Cannot say

Partially true

Partially false

Question 5

How does the order of events contribute to the meaning of the story?

It shows how Ralph became brave

Explanation. The sequence of events in the story, from Ralph leaving his home to facing challenges and making new friends, shows his journey of becoming even braver.

It shows how Ralph became sad

It shows how Ralph became strong

It shows how Ralph became angry

It shows how Ralph became happy

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