Sam's Adventure in the Magical Fruit Garden
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
77
Sam was excited. Today he was visiting the magical fruit garden where fruits grew in all sorts of shapes. The watermelons were round like balls, bananas were shaped like crescents, the oranges were just like circles, and the apples resembled hearts. Sam marveled at the beauty of each unique shape and taste. As Sam left the garden, he understood that just like varying shapes and tastes make the garden interesting, different experiences and people make life interesting.
Question 1
What shape did the bananas resemble in the magical fruit garden?
A
Square
B
Crescent
Explanation. In the story, the bananas were described as resembling crescents.
C
Triangle
D
Oval
Question 2
What did Sam learn from his visit to the magical fruit garden?
A
That fruits grow in different colors
B
That fruits taste the same
C
That different shapes and tastes make the garden interesting, similar to how different experiences and people make life interesting
Explanation. Sam learnt that variations in shapes and tastes make the garden interesting, and similarly, it is the variations in experiences and people that make life interesting.
D
That all fruits are round
E
That he should become a fruit farmer
Question 3
What was the shape of the apples?
A
Heart
Explanation. In the story, the apples were described as resembling hearts.
B
Circle
C
Triangle
D
Square
E
Crescent
Question 4
What does the shapes of fruits in the garden symbolize?
A
The different seasons
B
The different types of fruits
C
The different experiences and people in life
Explanation. The shapes of the fruits in the garden symbolize the variations in experiences and people that make life interesting.
D
The different sizes of fruits
E
The different colors of fruits
Question 5
Is the statement 'All fruits in the garden were round' true or false?
A
True
B
False
Explanation. Not all fruits in the garden were round. There were fruit shapes like hearts (apples) and crescents (bananas).
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