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The Adventures of Spring Break

Questions: 5

Grade: 4

Words: 84

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Once, four friends - Tim, Sara, Ben, and Mia, were eagerly waiting for spring break. They decided to make a plan for the week. During their planning, they wondered why they had this break in spring. So, they decided to find out. Their research taught them that spring break started to give a restful period to students and teachers. They realized it was a time to learn, explore new hobbies, and enjoy. Excited, they planned a balance of fun and learning for their break.

Question 1

What was the purpose of spring break according to the friends' research?

To visit family

To give a restful period to students and teachers

Explanation. According to their research, the purpose of spring break was to give a restful period to students and teachers.

To celebrate the arrival of spring

To prepare for end of the year exams

To travel abroad

Question 2

Who were the four friends?

Tim, Sara, Ken, Mia

Tom, Sara, Ben, Mia

Tim, Sarah, Ben, Mia

Tim, Sara, Ben, Mia

Explanation. The four friends were Tim, Sara, Ben, and Mia.

Tina, Sara, Ben, Mia

Question 3

What activities did the friends plan for spring break?

Study and work

Fun and homework

Learning and traveling

Fun and learning

Explanation. The friends planned a balance of fun and learning for their spring break.

Sports and reading

Question 4

What does 'eagerly' mean in this context?

Sad

Scared

Excited and enthusiastic

Explanation. 'Eagerly' means with keen expectation and interest.

Lazy

Angry

Question 5

What can you infer about the friends' feelings towards spring break?

They didn't care about it

They were upset about it

They were confused by it

They were looking forward to it

Explanation. From the context, we can infer that the friends were excited and looking forward to spring break.

They were scared of it

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