The Compass of Time: An Adventure through History
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
106
One sunny day, young Jake found an unusual compass in his backyard. Little did he know, it was the magical Compass of Time. Each direction it pointed, took Jake to a different country and time. North pointed to ancient Egypt, where he saw the great pyramids. East led him to the medieval times in England, where knights in shining armor jousted. South took him to the jungles of the Amazon, filled with undiscovered creatures. West led him to the wild west of America, where cowboys roamed the land. Jake's backyard was no longer just dirt and grass, it was a gateway to the world's amazing history.
Question 1
What does the Compass of Time do?
A
It tells the direction
B
It takes Jake to different countries and times
Explanation. According to the text, the Compass of Time takes Jake to different countries and times.
C
It helps Jake in his studies
D
It makes Jake invisible
E
It allows Jake to fly
Question 2
Where does Jake go when the compass points North?
A
Medieval England
B
Amazon Jungles
C
Ancient Egypt
Explanation. When the compass points North, it takes Jake to ancient Egypt.
D
Wild West of America
E
Modern France
Question 3
What era does Jake visit when the compass points East?
A
Prehistoric times
B
Medieval times
Explanation. According to the content, the compass takes Jake to the medieval times in England when it points East.
C
World War II
D
Industrial Revolution
E
Roman Era
Question 4
What can be found in the location the compass points to when it goes South?
A
Great Pyramids
B
Jousting knights
C
Cowboys
D
Undiscovered creatures
Explanation. When the compass points South, it takes Jake to the Amazon jungles filled with undiscovered creatures.
E
Modern skyscrapers
Question 5
What place does Jake visit when the compass points West?
A
Modern America
B
Wild West of America
Explanation. When the compass points West, it takes Jake to the wild west of America.
C
Medieval England
D
Ancient Egypt
E
Amazon Jungle
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