Sixth-grader Jack was more than surprised when he discovered an old, cryptic note hidden inside a dusty book from his grandfather's attic. The note hinted towards a hidden treasure, but the clues were wrapped in puzzling riddles. "Hmmm..." Jack mumbled, squinting at the words. The first riddle read: "Under the gaze of the moon, where the shadow of the lone pine falls." At first, Jack thought it pointed towards the old Pine tree at the park. But then, he remembered the "gaze of the moon." He revisited the riddle and realized he had missed the importance of moonlight. Jack decided to wait until the moon shone brightly to see the exact location of the pine's shadow. Later, under the moonlight, the shadow of the Pine tree pointed directly at his grandfather's old tool shed. The next day, Jack discovered an old chest inside the shed, just as the note had hinted! Excited, Jack realized the importance of closely reading the text and using text evidence to interpret its meaning.