Spring: The Season of New Beginnings
Spring is a magical time when nature wakes up from winter's long sleep and slumber. The days get longer little by little until fianlly, it's spring! Trees sprout fresh green leaves, and flowers bloom in a rainbow of colors. Some people celebrate Easter in spring. Coring eggs can be a fun activity for all ages!
In spring, the earth seems to come alive! Animals that were hibernating, like bears, wake up hungry and ready to explore. In addition to Easter celebrations, many people also do their spring cleaning, and some even take a much-needed spring break!
The beauty and warmth of spring can bring a sense of joy and fresh beginnings. Now, think about your surroundings. What changes do you notice during spring in your area?
Question 1
Which season is described in the text?
Winter
Summer
Autumn
Spring
Explanation. The text describes the occurrence of various natural events, like flowers blooming, animals waking up from hibernation, which happen during the Spring season.
Monsoon
Question 2
What happens to the trees during the spring season?
They shed their leaves
They sprout fresh green leaves
Explanation. The text mentions that during spring, trees sprout fresh green leaves .
They bear fruits
They become dormant
They turn brown
Question 3
What do hibernating animals do in spring?
They go into hibernation
They migrate to other places
They wake up and start exploring
Explanation. The text says during spring, Animals that were hibernating, like bears, wake up hungry and ready to explore .
They change color
They lay eggs
Question 4
What are some activities that people do during spring?
Building snowmen
Ice-skating
Spring cleaning and Easter celebrations
Explanation. The text mentions that It s also the time for Easter celebrations, spring cleaning .
Hibernating
Collecting autumn leaves
Question 5
What feelings does spring generally bring?
Sadness and despair
Fear and anxiety
Joy and a sense of fresh beginnings
Explanation. The text describes that The beauty and warmth of spring bring a sense of joy and fresh beginnings .
Loneliness
Boredom
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