Question:
Read the text and answer the questions.
Frank, the dog, is very friendly. He loves meeting new people and going out with his friends. He has a lot of friends! One of his very good friends is a blue robot named Bob. Bob is a nice robot. A long time ago, Bob saved the world. But now, he lives a quiet life. Another great friend of Frank's is Hops,the rabbit. Hops is special( ) because he is good at every subject, especially math and science. He likes teaching others what he knows, and he's always making all kinds of inventions. An old friend of Frank's is Ted. Ted and Frank are both dogs, they're a little different. Frank is always trying new things-sometimes silly things! Ted, However, likes doing sensible things more than doing fun and crazy things. But both he and Frank love learning and care about doing what's right more than anything. So to them, their differences are small.
1. Who is Frank?
2. Is there another dog?
3. Who?
4. How many friends does Frank have?
5. What are their names?
6. What is Bob?
7. What color is he?
8. Is he a hero?
9. What did he do
10. When?
11. What type of things is Ted known for doing?
12. What about Frank?
13. What kind?
14. Do they have anything in common?
15. How much?
16. What do they think about their differences?
17. Who is Hops?
18. What does it like to create?
19. Is he smart?
20. What subjects is he best at?

Numbered answers:
1. A dog
2. Yes
3. Ted
4. Three
5. Bob, Hops and Ted
6. A robot
7. Blue
8. Yes
9. He saved the world.
10. A long time ago
11. Sensible things
12. He does new things
13. Sometimes silly ones
14. Yes
15. A lot
16. They are small.
17. A rabbit
18. Inventions
19. Yes
20. Math and science.

Question:
Read the text and answer the questions.
CHAPTER IV

ALAN AND BARBARA

There was no bridge or billiards at the Court that night, where ordinarily the play ran high enough. After Mr. Haswell had been carried to his room, some of the guests, among them Sir Robert Aylward, went to bed, remarking that they could do no good by sitting up, while others, more concerned, waited to hear the verdict of the doctor, who must drive from six miles away. He came, and half an hour later Barbara entered the billiard room and told Alan, who was sitting there smoking, that her uncle had recovered from his faint, and that the doctor, who was to stay all night, said that he was in no danger, only suffering from a heart attack brought on apparently by over-work or excitement.

When Alan woke next morning the first thing that he heard through his open window was the sound of the doctor's departing dogcart. Then Jeekie appeared and told him that Mr. Haswell was all right again, but that all night he had shaken "like one jelly." Alan asked what had been the matter with him, but Jeekie only shrugged his shoulders and said that he did not know--"perhaps Yellow God touch him up."

At breakfast, as in her note she had said she would, Barbara appeared wearing a short skirt. Sir Robert, who was there, also looked extremely pale even for him and with black rims round his eyes, asked her if she were going to golf, to which she answered that she would think it over. It was a somewhat melancholy meal, and as though by common consent no mention was made of Jeekie's tale of the Yellow God, and beyond the usual polite inquiries, very little of their host's seizure.
1. who had to be carried?
2. to where?
3. from where?
4. was there bridge or billboards there?
5. who was another guest?
6. where did he go?
7. why?
8. why did other people stay awake?
9. what did they want to hear?
10. from who?
11. how far away is he?
12. did he show up?
13. what did Barbara do when the Dr arrived?
14. to do what?
15. what was he doing?
16. what did she tell him?
17. and what else?
18. then what was wrong?
19. caused by what?
20. what could be heard the next morning?

Numbered answers:
1. Mr. Haswell
2. his room
3. the Court
4. not that night
5. Robert Aylward
6. to bed
7. he could do no good by sitting up
8. they were more concerned
9. the verdict
10. the doctor
11. six miles away
12. yes
13. she entered the billiard room
14. talk to Alan
15. smoking
16. her uncle had recovered from his faint
17. he was in no danger
18. he had suffered a heart attack
19. over-work or excitement.
20. the doctor's departing dogcart

Question:
Read the text and answer the questions.
There once was a spider name Thomas. Thomas lived in North Carolina. Thomas was traveling to see his grandmother. His grandmother did not live in North Carolina. She lived in Georgia. Georgia was far from Thomas's house, so he had to take a train. He bought a ticket for the train ride. The ticket was five dollars. Before he got on the train, Thomas the spider packed his bag. He packed his blanket, two shirts, and two pairs of pants. He did not pack any books or toys. His grandmother had toys for him to play with. She also had books for him to read. Thomas likes to read and play with toys. Thomas used the phone to call his grandmother to tell her he was coming to visit. She was very excited. Thomas took his bag and went to the train. At the train Thomas looked at the snacks. He wanted vanilla pudding. They did not have vanilla or chocolate, so Thomas got strawberry. He took his bag and strawberry pudding and got on the train.
1. what was Thomas
2. Where did he live?
3. who was he visiting?
4. Did she live in the same state?
5. Where did she live?
6. Could he walk there?
7. How did he get there?
8. how much did it cost?
9. how many items did he pack?
10. did he pack toys?
11. why not?
12. what else did she have?
13. Did he like reading?
14. How did he contact his grandma?
15. How did she feel?
16. What snacks were available?
17. was that hius first choice?
18. what flavour did he want?
19. Did he buy the snack on the train?
20. Did he have a suitcase?

Numbered answers:
1. a spider
2. North Carolina
3. His grandma
4. no
5. Georgia
6. no
7. ,by train
8. Five
9. Five
10. no
11. She had some already he could play with
12. books
13. Yes
14. by phone
15. very excited
16. strawberry pudding
17. no
18. vanilla
19. no
20. no

Question:
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Mary loved walking through the woods with her dog, Max. Max and Mary would go on all sorts of adventures together. They really loved looking for blueberries together and then falling asleep next to each other in the tall grass. One day, as Mary was picking the blueberries, she turned around to find that Max was not there. She became worried and ran off to look for her dog.

She looked in all of their favorite spots...next to the stream, in their secret hiding place behind the raspberry bushes, and even inside the old cabin that sat in the woods. But poor Max was nowhere to be found. Nonetheless, Mary would not give up. She kept looking and she found him not very far away. He had seen a squirrel and run to chase it. When Mary called Max's name he left the squirrel and happily returned to Mary, wagging his tail as he went.
1. What did Mary love to do?
2. What is the name of her dog?
3. What worried her?
4. Where did she look first?
5. How many places did she search?
6. Did she give up?
7. Where did she find him?
8. What had he seen?
9. What happened because of what he saw?
10. How did she get him to return?
11. How did he feel?
12. Why would you think that?
13. What did they look for together?
14. What did they do after that?
15. Where did they sleep?
16. Where did they like to hide?
17. Did other people know of the spot?
Numbered answers:
1. Mary loved walking through the woods with her dog
2. Her dog is named Max.
3. She turned around to find that Max was not there.
4. Next to the stream.
5. Three and she kept looking.
6. No
7. She found him not very far away.
8. A squirrel.
9. He ran to chase it
10. She called his name.
11. He felt happy.
12. He was wagging his tail as he went
13. Blueberries
14. Falling asleep next to each other.
15. In the tall grass.
16. Behind the raspberry bushes.
17. No