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    A Trip to the Supermarket

    Ethan and Ayla were going to the supermarket for Mum. They walked
    down the street and past the park. They made it to the supermarket.
    Ethan and Ayla found eggs, bread and milk. A woman put the food into
    a bag for them. They gave the woman some money. Then Ethan and Ayla
    walked home. Mum looked in the bag and said, “You forgot to get the
    cheese!” Ethan and Ayla had to walk all the way back to the supermarket.

    1. Where was the supermarket?


    past the lake
    down the street and past the park
    up the road

    2. Who put the food in the bag for Ethan and Ayla?
    Mum
    Ethan
    A woman

    3. What did Ethan and Ayla forget at the supermarket?


    bread
    milk
    cheese

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    Lost and Found


    Leeza liked to pick flowers. She wanted to pick flowers for her teacher.
    Leeza picked a colourful bunch of flowers from the paddock. She laid the
    flowers on the verandah. Later that day the flowers were missing. Leeza
    looked in the kitchen and saw her flowers. Someone had put the flowers
    in a vase. Mum walked in and said, “Thank you for the flowers Leeza.
    They are so pretty!” Leeza did not tell Mum that the flowers were for her
    teacher. She was happy that Mum liked the flowers.

    1.
    Mum
    her teacher
    her friend

    2.
    Leeza’s Dad
    Leeza’s teacher
    Leeza’s Mum

    3.
    the flowers
    a vase
    Leeza’s dog

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    On the Farm
    Every spring, Sofia’s class takes a trip to a farm. Today was the big day.
    Sofia was excited. Sofia loved going to the farm. When the class arrived,
    the farmer greeted them. “Welcome to the farm. I need a special helper to
    feed this baby calf,” he said. Sofia raised her hand, hoping to be picked.
    The farmer handed Sofia the calf’s bottle. Sofia was happy that she was
    picked to be the special helper.

    1. In what season did the class take a trip to the farm?


    winter
    spring
    summer

    2.
    the teacher
    the calf
    the farmer

    3.
    nervous
    upset
    happy

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    Rainy Days
    It rained all day on Saturday. Russ wanted to go outside and play. When
    Russ woke up on Sunday, it was still raining. Russ was bored. He called
    to his Mum, “Can I go and play outside?” Mum said, “Russ, it is too wet.
    You will have to stay inside again.” Russ stared out the window. Mum felt
    bad that Russ would not get to play all weekend. Mum got their gumboots
    and raincoats. “Russ, let’s go and play!” Mum said. Russ and Mum played
    all day in the puddles. Russ and Mum had so much fun!

    1. On which two days did it rain?


    Tuesday and Saturday
    Sunday and Monday
    Saturday and Sunday

    2. Why did Mum feel bad for Russ?


    He did not get to play all weekend.
    He was sick and had to stay inside.
    Russ lost his gumboots.

    3. What is another good name for this story?


    A Sunny Day with Mum
    A Rainy Day with Mum
    A Boring Saturday at Home

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