Tom was a farmer. He worked on the farm all day,but sometimes he went to the town market to sell fruit and vegetables. One day, a terrible sound attracted his attention in the town market. He saw a young bull for sale. The bull was white and yellow. It was looking at Tom in fear. Tom walked up and touched its head gently. Just at that time they both seemed to have known each other for a long time. How amazing!Tom bought it at once and called it Amba. From then on , Tom and Amba got on well with each other. But some friends told him that it was dangerous to have such a close relationship with an animal. One afternoon , Tom was walking through the forest with Amba. Suddenly , Amba stopped walking and kept pushing Tom with its head. Tom was very surprised and looked around. There was a big snake in front of him. It was beautiful but poisonous. Quickly Amba stepped on the snake's tail with its foot and at the same time Tom picked up a stick and hit the snake's head heavily. Soon the snake . died. Tom was very grateful for Amba's help. When people heard this, they were shocked at the bull's expression of love for Tom. But for Tom, Amba was not a bull but a member of his family. What are the answers to this following set of questions: 1. what was the bovine named?
2. what was the persons profession>
3. did the person hear something?
4. what?
5. where did it come from?
6. what made the sound?
7. was it old?
8. what did it look like?
9. did something loose it's life?
10. what?
11. did it die of natural causes?
12. how did it die?
13. did the bovine hold affection for someone?
14. who?
15. were they strolling somewhere?
16. where?
17. did the agriculturist peddle something in the township?
18. What?
19. Did he purchase something?
20. What?
Answer: 1. Amba
2. farmer.
3. Yes
4. a terrible sound
5. the town market
6. a bull
7. No
8. it was white and yellow
9. Yes
10. a snake
11. No
12. Tom hit the snake's head with a stick
13. Yes
14. Tom
15. Yes
16. the forest
17. Yes
18. fruit and vegetables
19. Yes
20. Amba

Problem: Annabelle Smith and her two best friends, Samantha and Kristy, loved going to Sand City School. Mrs. Lemming, their teacher, would read them a story. That Monday afternoon, Mrs. Lemming read them a story called Super Sophie Saves the Day. After school, Annabelle, Samantha and Kristy walked home together. "I decide that from now on I'm going to be a superhero like Sophie," Annabelle told her friends. "You mean heroine," Kristy said. "You're a girl, Annabelle." The next day Kristy and Samantha picked Annabelle up on their way to school. Annabelle had a red towel taped to her blue shirt. "I am Super Annabelle," Annabelle said. "I'll save someone on the way to school." Charlotte, another second-grader, walked past the girls. Her sweater was tied around her waist. She ran a little faster, and her sweater was nearly on the ground. Annabelle wondered what she would do. Giving her a dirty look, Charlotte ran away. Annabelle walked into her father's study when she got home. She had a homework question for him. A note on her father's desk said he was lending some books to Charlotte's father. She noticed a magazine on his desk that said Go Green. "Homework can wait," Annabelle thought. "Maybe Charlotte goes green!" In the woods, Annabelle saw a man cutting down a tree. Trees were good for the environment. She prevented him from cutting down the tree, and then she fell on the hard ground. Annabelle walked farther in the woods, where she found Charlotte picking up litter. Annabelle said, "You are the second-grade's hero, Charlotte." Charlotte stared at Annabelle. "I'm picking up litter to make the earth a better place," she said. "I don't care about being famous." Annabelle felt slightly ashamed of herself.
1. Who were Annabelle's best friends?
2. Did they have a teacher?
3. what was her name
4. What book did she read
5. What did Annabelle decide?
6. Who did Kristy and Samantha pick up
7. What did she have on her shirt?
8. What color was the shirt?
9. Who is Charlotte?
10. Where was her sweater?
11. Did she run away?
12. What kind of question did Annabelle have for her dad?
13. What was on her father's desk?
14. What else?
15. What did it say?
16. Where was Annabelle when she saw a man?
17. What was he doing?
18. Did she let him do that?
19. Who else did she find in the woods?
20. What was she doing?
21. Does she care about being famous?
Answer: 1. Samantha and Kristy
2. Yes.
3. Mrs. Lemming
4. Super Sophie Saves the Day
5. going to be a superhero
6. Annabelle
7. red towel
8. blue
9. another second-grader
10. nearly on the ground
11. Yes.
12. homework question
13. note
14. magazine
15. Go Green
16. In the woods
17. cutting down a tree
18. No
19. Charlotte
20. picking up litter
21. No

question: Anyone who has ever traveled with a teenager knows that the teenager can make the vacation good or bad for the entire family. As a travel agent, Lynda Maxwell said, "If teenagers are happy, everybody is happy." Teenagers are often interested in travelling, but their interests and schedules often aren't the same as their parents'. It means that when the parents start to look for a place of interest in the early morning, their teenagers may be sleeping soundly! The thing makes travelling with teenagers very difficult, but it isn't impossible. The experts said, "The keys to success is what parents do before they travel." For many families, the hardest part may be finding a vacation time that is right for everyone. Be sure to sit down with everyone else in the family before setting a date. "After setting a date, ask teenagers where they would choose to go," suggested Maxwell. It is possible that they'd like nothing more than to sit on a beach for a week. "Maybe there's a compromise ," said Maxwell. "Most teenagers like using the Internet now, so parents can ask them to think up the ideas about what to see and do," said Brad Anderson. "I find teenagers are excellent at making great suggestions."
1. What is Lynda Maxwell's profession?
2. Does the think teenagers can make or break a trip?
3. Do teenagers often enjoy travelling?
4. What makes them different than their parents, though?
5. What might not be a good time to plan activities for a teenager?
6. Why?
7. What do experts say might be the hardest part of planning a vacation?
8. Does Maxwell think teenagers should choose the date?
9. What should they have the choice of, then?
10. What could teenagers use to get vacation ideas?
11. Who thinks teenagers are good suggestion makers?
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answer:
1. travel agent
2. yes
3. Teenagers are often interested in travelling
4. their interests and schedules
5. early morning
6. they might be sleeping
7. finding a vacation time
8. no
9. where they would choose to go
10. the Internet
11. Brad Anderson.